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Policy Call for Integrated Research to Address Climate and Food Security

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What happened

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Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, P.K. Mishra, addressed the 20th Annual Meeting of the Environment for Development Network at Kozhikode. He called for a stronger integration of scientific research and evidence-based policymaking to address climate change, food security, and nutrition challenges. Mishra noted that climate change impacts extend beyond environmental concerns to affect agricultural productivity, food prices, and livelihoods.

From prokerala.com

Why it matters

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Mishra emphasized that ensuring access to affordable, diverse, and nutritious diets is as crucial as adequate food production, especially given that climate disruptions can affect the availability and affordability of nutrient-rich foods. The discussion highlighted the importance of crop diversification and the International Year of Millets initiative.

From prokerala.com

Who's involved

  • KozhikodeLocation where the Environment for Development Network meeting was held.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    Kerala might face changes in regulatory requirements or funding access due to central policy pushes for data-driven climate adaptation.

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