Effects of climate change on Rwandan smallholder agriculture

Effects of climate change on Rwandan smallholder agriculture

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Author: Eldis
Organisation: Eldis
Themes: Adaptation and resilience, Agriculture and food security

Considering the current impacts of climate change in the study area, it is concluded that farmers need external help and support to effectively cope with changing climate and to adapt to current and future climate change. Climate plays a central role in agriculture, which is the main stay of the Rwandan economy and community livelihood. Rwanda has experienced the irregularities of rainfall but the impact of climate has no significance on crop production.

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