Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction 2015
Making development sustainable: The future of disaster risk management


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Figure 3.34 Probability of production loss in West Africa
(Source: GAR 13 paperJayanthi, 2014

GAR13 Reference Jayanthi, Harikishan. 2014,Assessing the agricultural drought risks for principal rainfed crops due to changing climate scenarios using satellite estimated rainfall in Africa, Background Paper prepared for the 2015 Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction..
Click here to view this GAR paper.
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increases in maize production in eastern Africa (IPCC 2014).
In Kenya, Malawi and Niger, income from agriculture respectively contributes 30 per cent, 30 per cent, and 38 per cent to each country’s GDP. Estimated average annual losses (AAL) vary with and without near-term climate change in all three
Figure 3.35 Drought AAL and PML100, with and without climate change
(Source: GAR 13 paperJayanthi, 2014

GAR13 Reference Jayanthi, Harikishan. 2014,Assessing the agricultural drought risks for principal rainfed crops due to changing climate scenarios using satellite estimated rainfall in Africa, Background Paper prepared for the 2015 Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction..
Click here to view this GAR paper.
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countries (Figure 3.35). While maize production in Malawi is expected to face higher AAL with climate change, Kenya and Niger show reduced AAL figures for the same climate change scenario, both in terms of absolute values and as a percentage of their GDP for maize and millet production, respectively.
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