Connecting climate services with plant health communities to enable climate-smart pest management
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agricultureclimateType de record:
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JosHenRahPas
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Abstract
Climate change is worsening plant disease impacts throughout Africa. Greater interaction between the climate services, plant health and pest management communities is urgently needed. This can only succeed when solutions are co-developed with farming communities. Here, we describe challenges and opportunities for strengthening linkages amongst these communities in Kenya and more widely, drawn from the academic and grey literature, and an in-person plant health and climate-focused workshop in Kenya.
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