Invitation to partner part 4
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Farmers in developing countries face challenges in meeting rising food demand and affording agricultural inputs due to climate change, increasing disaster risks, and vulnerability of agriculture. Developing countries in Asia will likely see the highest reductions in agricultural potential and impacts on food crops and security. There is an imperative to find effective and sustainable adaptation measures for agriculture.
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