Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change
Tajikistan is highly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of global climate change, as it already suffers from low agricultural productivity, water stress, and high losses from disasters. Public awareness of the multiple consequences of climate change...
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okr-10986-100472021-04-23T14:02:48Z Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change Heltberg, Rasmus Reva, Anna Zaidi, Salman ACCESS TO SERVICES ADVERSE CLIMATE ADVERSE IMPACTS ADVERSE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURAL WAGES AGRICULTURAL YIELDS BETTER ACCESS TO INFORMATION CALORIE INTAKE CLEAN DRINKING WATER CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGY CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS CLIMATE CONDITIONS CLIMATE EVENTS CLIMATE IMPACTS CLIMATE VARIABILITY CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE COPING MECHANISMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EXPOSURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE EXTREME TEMPERATURES EXTREME WEATHER FARMERS FINANCIAL SERVICES FOOD INSECURITY FOOD PRICES FOOD SECURITY FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE FRESH WATER FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE GLOBAL CLIMATE GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE HOUSEHOLD SURVEY HOUSING IMPACT OF CLIMATE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON POVERTY INCOME INSURANCE INSURANCE PRODUCTS IRRIGATION LAND DEGRADATION LAND MANAGEMENT LAND TITLES LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES LIVING STANDARDS MALNUTRITION MOUNTAINOUS AREAS NATIONAL POVERTY NATIONAL POVERTY RATE NATURAL DISASTERS POLICY MAKERS POOR POOR PEOPLE POVERTY GAP POVERTY LINE POVERTY RATE POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT RURAL RURAL AREAS RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS SAFETY NET SAFETY NET PROGRAMS SAFETY NETS SANITATION SAVINGS TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABLE AREAS WATER AVAILABILITY WATER USE Tajikistan is highly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of global climate change, as it already suffers from low agricultural productivity, water stress, and high losses from disasters. Public awareness of the multiple consequences of climate change is high, with possible impacts on health, natural disasters, and agriculture of greatest public concern. Climate change can potentially deepen poverty by lowering agricultural yields, raising food prices, and increasing the spread of water-borne diseases as well as the frequency and severity of disasters. Regions with greater dependence on agriculture and lower socioeconomic indicators, particularly the east mountain area of the Region of Republican Subordination (RRS), the Southern Sughd hills, and Khatlon hills and lowlands, are most vulnerable to climate change, with rural areas more at risk than urban locations. Faster socioeconomic development is the best tool for adaptation, since greater income diversification, improved health and education, and better access to services and infrastructure enhance the capacity of households, particularly the poor, for autonomous adaptation. 2012-08-13T10:15:42Z 2012-08-13T10:15:42Z 2012-04 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/04/16280495/tajikistan-economic-distributional-impact-climate-change http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10047 English Europe and Central Asia Knowledge Brief; Issue No. 50 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Europe and Central Asia Tajikistan |
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ACCESS TO SERVICES ADVERSE CLIMATE ADVERSE IMPACTS ADVERSE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURAL WAGES AGRICULTURAL YIELDS BETTER ACCESS TO INFORMATION CALORIE INTAKE CLEAN DRINKING WATER CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGY CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS CLIMATE CONDITIONS CLIMATE EVENTS CLIMATE IMPACTS CLIMATE VARIABILITY CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE COPING MECHANISMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EXPOSURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE EXTREME TEMPERATURES EXTREME WEATHER FARMERS FINANCIAL SERVICES FOOD INSECURITY FOOD PRICES FOOD SECURITY FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE FRESH WATER FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE GLOBAL CLIMATE GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE HOUSEHOLD SURVEY HOUSING IMPACT OF CLIMATE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON POVERTY INCOME INSURANCE INSURANCE PRODUCTS IRRIGATION LAND DEGRADATION LAND MANAGEMENT LAND TITLES LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES LIVING STANDARDS MALNUTRITION MOUNTAINOUS AREAS NATIONAL POVERTY NATIONAL POVERTY RATE NATURAL DISASTERS POLICY MAKERS POOR POOR PEOPLE POVERTY GAP POVERTY LINE POVERTY RATE POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT RURAL RURAL AREAS RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS SAFETY NET SAFETY NET PROGRAMS SAFETY NETS SANITATION SAVINGS TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABLE AREAS WATER AVAILABILITY WATER USE |
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ACCESS TO SERVICES ADVERSE CLIMATE ADVERSE IMPACTS ADVERSE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURAL WAGES AGRICULTURAL YIELDS BETTER ACCESS TO INFORMATION CALORIE INTAKE CLEAN DRINKING WATER CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION STRATEGY CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS CLIMATE CONDITIONS CLIMATE EVENTS CLIMATE IMPACTS CLIMATE VARIABILITY CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE COPING MECHANISMS DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACTS ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EXPOSURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE EXTREME TEMPERATURES EXTREME WEATHER FARMERS FINANCIAL SERVICES FOOD INSECURITY FOOD PRICES FOOD SECURITY FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE FRESH WATER FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE GLOBAL CLIMATE GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE HOUSEHOLD SURVEY HOUSING IMPACT OF CLIMATE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON POVERTY INCOME INSURANCE INSURANCE PRODUCTS IRRIGATION LAND DEGRADATION LAND MANAGEMENT LAND TITLES LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES LIVING STANDARDS MALNUTRITION MOUNTAINOUS AREAS NATIONAL POVERTY NATIONAL POVERTY RATE NATURAL DISASTERS POLICY MAKERS POOR POOR PEOPLE POVERTY GAP POVERTY LINE POVERTY RATE POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT RURAL RURAL AREAS RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS SAFETY NET SAFETY NET PROGRAMS SAFETY NETS SANITATION SAVINGS TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABLE AREAS WATER AVAILABILITY WATER USE Heltberg, Rasmus Reva, Anna Zaidi, Salman Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change |
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Tajikistan is highly vulnerable to the
adverse impacts of global climate change, as it already
suffers from low agricultural productivity, water stress,
and high losses from disasters. Public awareness of the
multiple consequences of climate change is high, with
possible impacts on health, natural disasters, and
agriculture of greatest public concern. Climate change can
potentially deepen poverty by lowering agricultural yields,
raising food prices, and increasing the spread of
water-borne diseases as well as the frequency and severity
of disasters. Regions with greater dependence on agriculture
and lower socioeconomic indicators, particularly the east
mountain area of the Region of Republican Subordination
(RRS), the Southern Sughd hills, and Khatlon hills and
lowlands, are most vulnerable to climate change, with rural
areas more at risk than urban locations. Faster
socioeconomic development is the best tool for adaptation,
since greater income diversification, improved health and
education, and better access to services and infrastructure
enhance the capacity of households, particularly the poor,
for autonomous adaptation. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Heltberg, Rasmus Reva, Anna Zaidi, Salman |
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Heltberg, Rasmus Reva, Anna Zaidi, Salman |
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Heltberg, Rasmus |
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Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change |
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Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change |
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Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change |
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Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change |
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Tajikistan - Economic and Distributional Impact of Climate Change |
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tajikistan - economic and distributional impact of climate change |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/04/16280495/tajikistan-economic-distributional-impact-climate-change http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10047 |
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