AGRI-FOOD ECONOMICS AND RURAL TERRITORIES DEVELOPMENT УДК 338.43:551.588 JEL: Q01, Q18, Q54, Q57 SHUBRAVSKA Olena1, PROKOPENKO Kateryna2 1Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the NAS of Ukraine, Research ID : http://www.researcherid.com/rid/ RISKS AND INDICATORS OF UKRAINE’S AGRICULTURE RESILIENCE UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is recognized as one of the most serious modern threats to the long-term goals of social development. In agriculture, this change provokes the lack of guaranteed incomes for agricultural producers and food security risks and can negatively affect the agricultural system resilience in general. Ensuring the agriculture resilience is related to greening, climate neutrality and high resistance to the negative effects of abrupt climate change. The study of the risks to agriculture resilience should have a systemic nature and be linked to the specific conditions of particular territory. Keywords:agriculture; resilience in development; climate change; climate resilience; greening of agriculture; hostilities; resilience assessment
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