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IndiaPosted at: Jun 8 2019 1:46PM


ICFA's conference on 'Climate Change and Food Security'

New Delhi, Jun 8 (UNI) As a part of India-Africa agriculture partnership, Indian Council of Food and Agriculture (ICFA), in collaboration with World Bank & Department for International Development (DFID), has organised its first round-table conference on 'Climate Change and Food Security in Africa: The Policy Priorities' here.
The ICFA is an apex think tank for addressing policy issues concerning farmers, food and agro-industries and serves as a global platform for trade facilitation, partnerships, technology, investments and agribusiness services.
The current status of agricultural growth and climate change have been a concern for nations across the globe. The global pattern of climate change may have an adverse impact on crop productivity that in turn could affect food availability. Climate change will also impact livestock, forestry, fisheries, and aquaculture, and can cause grave social and economic consequences in the form of reduced incomes, eroded livelihoods, trade disruption and adverse health.
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