Climate Change, Rural Livelihoods and Agriculture (focus on Food Security) in Asia-Pacific Region
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agriculture; food security; climate change; livelihoods; rural; sustainable agriculture; human action; asia-pacific region; adaptation; mitigation; population; green revolution; green house gases (GHGs); vegatables; fruits; flowers; environment; agricultural production;All these keywords.
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