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Food security and agriculture

Wildfires can have significant impacts on food security and agriculture by damaging crops, livestock, forests and agricultural infrastructure.

Beyond immediate losses, fires can disrupt food production, affect livelihoods, degrade ecosystems and increase pressure on already vulnerable communities. Explore the latest research, insights and resources on how wildfires affect food systems and agriculture, and the measures needed to reduce risks, strengthen resilience and support recovery.

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'Il est certain que si l’on ne se prépare pas, les coûts et les dommages seront alors bien supérieurs' a prononcé Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, ministre, lors de la présentation du plan français d’adaptation au changement climatique, le premier plan de cette ampleur dans l’Union européenne...

Ministry for Ecological and Solidarity Transition
Documents and publications

Main report, publication 1 of 5:

This report examines the current state of business engagement on climate change adaptation in South and Southeast Asia and  indentifies key barriers to greater private sector involvement. It aims to initiate a discussion

CSR Asia
Documents and publications

This report offers an assessment of the extent to which the EU-Budget is currently contributing to tackling the challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss and resource overconsumption. It considers resilience to fire and floods and other natural

World Wide Fund For Nature
BirdLife International
Conservation International
CEE Bankwatch Network
European Environmental Bureau
Friends of the Earth Europe
Transport and Environment
Documents and publications

This policy brief addresses the significant and emerging threat of climate change to public health and the risks posed by the continuing loss of biodiversity and the global degradation of ecosystems to our long-term good health. It warns for disaster risk

Co-Operation On Health And Biodiversity
Documents and publications

This report presents an overview of what adaptation to climate change might mean for Eastern Europe and Cental Asia, in terms of vulnerability to a changing hydrology and more extreme droughts, floods, heat waves, windstorms, and forest fires, and in

World Bank, the
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