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Aug 17, 2023 · Climate shocks are becoming increasingly common in the Central Sahel, where 78 percent of the labor force depends on agriculture and herding. Temperatures are climbing at a rate 1.5 times faster than in other parts of the world, with projections indicating a rise of 2-4.3 °C by 2080.
Jul 29, 2021 · The Central Sahel region – Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso – will face significant climatic variations in the coming decades. Different models give different projections but the general consensus is that temperatures will rise 1.5 times faster than the global average between now and 2030, rainfall will vary more in time and space and extreme ...
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The Central Sahel region is expected to face important climatic changes in the next decades which will affect food security, livelihoods, mobility and security. Temperatures, particularly in the northern parts of the Central Sahel, could rise 1,5 times faster than the global average by 2030. Climatic shocks and extreme events such as droughts ...
Jun 28, 2021 · The Central Sahel region is expected to face important climatic changes in the next decades which will affect food security, livelihoods, mobility and security. Temperatures, particularly in the northern parts of the Central Sahel, could rise 1,5 times faster than the global average by 2030. Climatic shocks and extreme events such as droughts ...
Key messages. The Central Sahel region is expected to face important climatic changes in the next decades which will affect food security, livelihoods, mobility and security. Temperatures, particularly in the northern parts of the Central Sahel, could rise 1,5 times faster than the global average by 2030.
Climate change will likely have significant impacts on the region, including more rainfall variability, more extreme events like droughts and floods, and higher temperatures over time that will rise faster than the global average. Some parts of the Central Sahel will experience more rainfall, wh ile other parts will receive less.
Apr 6, 2021 · Central Sahel precipitation change is associated with the fast response to climate change, and occurs at a higher rate than that for western Sahel precipitation, which is associated with the slow ...
- Paul-Arthur Monerie, Benjamin Pohl, Marco Gaetani
- 2021