Agricultural risk management

Distribution of Risk and Ecosystem Service in Flood-retention Zones of Thailand

Parichat Hongsprabhas
ABSTRACT Across Asia, climate adaptation strategies that involve large-scale infrastructure and Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) often result in an uneven distribution of risks and benefits. This research examines the designation of agricultural land in western Ayutthaya, Thailand, as designated...
Country: Thailand Topic: Agricultural risk management
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Adaptive Agricultural Transitions to Droughts and Salinity Intrusion in the Mekong Delta: Policy Issues

Dang Kieu Nhan
ABSTRACT This study aims to determine the priority of policies and how to maximize profitability and problem-solving with regard to agricultural transition by farmers in order to adapt to droughts and salinity intrusion in the fresh-brackish water within inter-facing zone in the Mekong Delta....
Country: Vietnam Topic: Agricultural risk management
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Thai Agricultural Supply Chain: Overcoming Past Obstacles and Preparing for Future Challenges

Sorawat Wisalaporn, Kanchana Sripruetkiat
ABSTRACT Thailand’s economy and agricultural supply chain has encountered several obstacles in recent years due to external factors beyond its control, including the trade war between the United States and China, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the war between Russia and Ukraine.  This paper...
Country: Thailand Topic: Agricultural risk management
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Implementation of Control Measure Policy to Foot and Mouth Disease in Indonesia

Rachmat Pambudy, Iqbal Rafani (late), Effendi Andoko
ABSTRACT   Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak is an acute contagious disease that attacks cloven-footed animals. FMD has been reported to have spread and threatened many livestock in several parts of Indonesia and spread evenly throughout the province. FMD is categorized as a national...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agricultural risk management
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Changing Global Supply Chains: Prospects, Impacts and Response Strategies in Agriculture Sector: The ASEAN Way

Tai Wei Lim
ABSTRACT The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and the Russia–Ukraine war disrupted ASEAN food supply chains. The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, for example, has affected the availability of migrant laborers operating in the agricultural sector, coupled with rapid urbanization resulting in a...
Country: Global Topic: New paradigm of agricultureAgricultural risk management
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