Abstract
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In the last years, vulnerability assessment has emerged as a need for policy making instead of being a pure academic exercise (Hinkel, 2010). In the current context of changing climate, increasing water scarcity threatens economic activities in many arid or semi-arid regions of the World. Climate change (CC) science and policy debates have traditionally focused on CC mitigation and impact assessment (Krysanova et al., 2010). However, even if mitigation policies are successfully enforced some climate change is still expected. Then, adaptation is strongly necessary and, for that, improved knowledge on vulnerability and adaptive capacity is required. | |
International
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Congress
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XIII European Association of Agricultural Economists 2011 (EAAE 2011) |
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960 |
Place
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Zurich |
Reviewers
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Si |
ISBN/ISSN
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00000000 |
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Start Date
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30/08/2011 |
End Date
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02/09/2011 |
From page
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1 |
To page
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13 |
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http://purl.umn.edu/114337 |