This edited book explores how agriculture, rural livelihoods, innovation, and water resource management intersect to shape resilience in Southern African countries with a focus on climate change and other agricultural threats. The book tackles the urgent need for evidence-based and policy-relevant scholarship on how rural communities, farming systems, and institutions respond to climate variability, water insecurity, environmental change, and socio-economic vulnerability. The book brings together an interdisciplinary perspective on sustainable development, climate adaptation, agricultural innovation, governance, and livelihood security. Its regional focus provides strong relevance for scholars, policymakers, development partitioners, and postgraduate students interested in agriculture, geography, environmental studies, development studies, and rural planning.
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