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El estado mundial de la agricultura y la alimentación 2016: Cambio climático, agricultura y seguridad alimentaria










Si no se toman con urgencia medidas para que la agricultura aumente su sostenibilidad, productividad y resiliencia, los efectos del cambio climático comprometerán seriamente la producción de alimentos en los países y las regiones que ya sufren una gran inseguridad alimentaria. El Acuerdo de París, adoptado en diciembre de 2015, representa un nuevo principio en el esfuerzo mundial por estabilizar el clima antes de que sea demasiado tarde. En él se reconoce la importancia de la seguridad alime ntaria en la respuesta internacional al cambio climático, como queda reflejado en el hecho de que muchos países sitúen en un lugar destacado el sector de la agricultura en sus contribuciones previstas para la adaptación y la mitigación. Para ayudar a poner en práctica tales planes, en este informe se señalan las estrategias, las oportunidades de financiación y las necesidades de datos e información correspondientes. También se describen las políticas y las instituciones transformadoras que puede n superar los obstáculos para su realización.

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