Final Technical Report - weADAPT
Final Technical Report - weADAPT
Final Technical Report - weADAPT
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Lao PDR:<br />
Savannakhet Province<br />
Changes in rice productivity under climate change impact<br />
Climate condition under<br />
CO 2 concentration 540<br />
ppm<br />
Normal<br />
condition<br />
Extreme<br />
climate event<br />
Climate condition under<br />
CO 2 concentration 720<br />
ppm<br />
Normal<br />
condition<br />
Extreme<br />
climate event<br />
Songkhone District -9.14% -39.14% -2.56% -32.56%<br />
Thailand:<br />
Ubonratchathani Province<br />
Zone 1 7.00% -23.00% 15.29% -14.71%<br />
Zone 2 4.30% -25.70% 7.94% -22.06%<br />
Zone 3 1.86% -28.14% 3.18% -26.82%<br />
Zone 4 1.29% -28.71% 1.95% -28.05%<br />
Zone 5 0.90% -29.10% 1.48% -28.52%<br />
Table 12: Scenario on change in rice productivity – proxy used for evaluating<br />
farmer’s risk and vulnerability to impact of climate change<br />
5.4.2 Result: Risk and vulnerability to climate impact of rain-fed farmer in lower Mekong<br />
River basin<br />
Baseline risk of farmer to climate impact<br />
From the assessment, the information from household survey was summarized<br />
and analyzed. The analysis shows that farmer in Lao PDR are highly resilience to climate<br />
impact as over 80% of the surveyed population is classified in the low risk group, while<br />
only less than 5% of the population is high risk to climate impact. However, on the<br />
contrary, surveyed farmers in Thailand are riskier to climate impact as about one-third of<br />
the surveyed population is classified as low risk and approximately 15%-25% are in the<br />
high risk category. The moderate risk group is the largest group of the surveyed farmers<br />
in Thailand, which in some study sites is as high as half of the total surveyed population.<br />
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