From Crisis Response to Climate Resilience: Innovating for Sri Lanka's Agrifood Future
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Vimlendra Sharan in discussion with vegetable farmers in Nuwara Eliya district By Vimlendra Sharan, FAO Representative for Sri Lanka and the Maldives When extreme weather destroys crops, damages infrastructure and disrupts supply chains, th...
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- —Vimlendra Sharan in discussion with vegetable farmers in Nuwara Eliya district By Vimlendra Sharan, FAO Representative for Sri Lanka and the Maldives When extreme weather destroys crops, damages infrastructure and disrupts supply chains, the consequences travel far beyond the farm.
- —They reach food prices, family nutrition, rural incomes and public finances.
- —Cyclone Ditwah exposed this [].
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