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040			_aCR-SiIICA _bspa
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100			_9343964 _aOtero Justo, Manuel Rodolfo _eautor
245			_aA Threat to Global Food Security
260			_aSan José, Costa Rica _bInstituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA) _c2023
270			_aSan José, C.R.
300			_a1 recurso en línea (8 páginas) _bpdf
362			_a21 de Abril, 2023
520			_aSouth America is facing its worst drought in a century due to the La Niña phenomenon that started in 2020. The most affected countries are Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay, which are major producers of food and fiber for the world. These countries account for approximately 13% of global food and fiber exports, and their production losses directly impact global food markets and security. The article highlights the devastating effects of drought on crops, livestock, and the economy of the affected regions. It also urges developed countries to fund mechanisms to strengthen agriculture sectors vulnerable to climate change and support policies to deal with agricultural emergencies.
650		0	_92177 _aADAPTACION AL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO
650		0	_9140718 _aCLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION
650		0	_9134095 _aACCIDENTES ATMOSFERICOS
650		0	_9168654 _aWEATHER HAZARDS
650		0	_9160236 _aPRODUCCION ALIMENTARIA
650		0	_9148279 _aFOOD PRODUCTION
650		0	_92178 _aResiliencia
650		0	_9162747 _aRESILIENCE
650		0	_9164357 _aSEQUIA
650		0	_9144944 _aDROUGHT
690			_9349594 _aBlog IICA
690			_9351502 _aFENÓMENO DE LA NIÑA
773			_aBlog IICA
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