Climate Change, Agriculture, and Conflict in sub-Saharan Africa

The chapter explores the intricate relationship between climate change, agriculture, and conflict in sub-Saharan Africa, emphasizing how extreme climate events impact agricultural productivity and lead to various forms of conflict and violence. It delves into research findings from regions like Tanzania, Mali, and Nigeria, highlighting the links between climate-induced stress, resource competition, and violent conflicts. The discussion underscores the urgent need for adaptations and policies to address the escalating conflict risks stemming from changing climates in the region.