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Ranisha at 16:48, 19 December 2019

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-At the same time, more production growth needs to be achieved without further increasing GHG emissions. However, [[Energy Needs and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Agriculture|direct and indirect energy inputs]] are still necessary in agricultural value chains to maintain or increase productivity, which is why [[Energy Efficiency in Agrifood Systems|energy efficiency measures]] and renewables are critical within approaches for climate change mitigation.<br/>
+<span class="link3">At the same time, more production growth needs to be achieved without further increasing GHG emissions. However, [[Energy Needs and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Agriculture|direct and indirect energy inputs]] are still necessary in agricultural value chains to maintain or increase productivity, which is why [[Energy Efficiency in Agrifood Systems|energy efficiency measures]] and renewables are critical within approaches for climate change mitigation.<br/></span>
 Sustainable energy for agriculture is a high impact opportunity, which promotes a nexus perspective with a focus on energy actors. Addressing nexus challenges through new technologies and infrastructure will help decoupling production growth from increased use of fossil fuels and water resources, ensuring climate change mitigation and food security at the same time.<br/>
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	Sustainable energy for agriculture is a high impact opportunity, which promotes a nexus perspective with a focus on energy actors. Addressing nexus challenges through new technologies and infrastructure will help decoupling production growth from increased use of fossil fuels and water resources, ensuring climate change mitigation and food security at the same time.<br/>		Sustainable energy for agriculture is a high impact opportunity, which promotes a nexus perspective with a focus on energy actors. Addressing nexus challenges through new technologies and infrastructure will help decoupling production growth from increased use of fossil fuels and water resources, ensuring climate change mitigation and food security at the same time.<br/>

−	The Energy-Food Nexus embraces cross-sectoral, synergetic perspectives for regulating competing uses of water, land and energy-related resources in a climate change context. Achieving universal access to food, drinking water and modern energy within the planetary boundaries requires consideration of the interconnection, the vulnerability and the finiteness of natural resources within the policy and regulatory frameworks, the governmental planning mechanisms, the production processes and the consumption patterns. '''*<span class="link3">[[Introducing the Energy-Agriculture Nexus\|Read more ...]]</span>'''	+	The Energy-Food Nexus embraces cross-sectoral, synergetic perspectives for regulating competing uses of water, land and energy-related resources in a climate change context. Achieving universal access to food, drinking water and modern energy within the planetary boundaries requires consideration of the interconnection, the vulnerability and the finiteness of natural resources within the policy and regulatory frameworks, the governmental planning mechanisms, the production processes and the consumption patterns. '''<span class="link3">[[Introducing the Energy-Agriculture Nexus\|Read more ...]]</span>'''

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 Sustainable energy for agriculture is a high impact opportunity, which promotes a nexus perspective with a focus on energy actors. Addressing nexus challenges through new technologies and infrastructure will help decoupling production growth from increased use of fossil fuels and water resources, ensuring climate change mitigation and food security at the same time.<br/>
-The Energy-Food Nexus embraces cross-sectoral, synergetic perspectives for regulating competing uses of water, land and energy-related resources in a climate change context. Achieving universal access to food, drinking water and modern energy within the planetary boundaries requires consideration of the interconnection, the vulnerability and the finiteness of natural resources within the policy and regulatory frameworks, the governmental planning mechanisms, the production processes and the consumption patterns. '''[[Introducing the Energy-Agriculture Nexus|Read more ...]]'''
+The Energy-Food Nexus embraces cross-sectoral, synergetic perspectives for regulating competing uses of water, land and energy-related resources in a climate change context. Achieving universal access to food, drinking water and modern energy within the planetary boundaries requires consideration of the interconnection, the vulnerability and the finiteness of natural resources within the policy and regulatory frameworks, the governmental planning mechanisms, the production processes and the consumption patterns. '''*<span class="link3">[[Introducing the Energy-Agriculture Nexus|Read more ...]]</span>'''
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-= Introduction<br/> =
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 By 2050, a world population of 9.7 billion is expected – 2.5 billion more than today. This will increase the current food demand by 58-98 percent<ref>https://hbr.org/2016/04/global-demand-for-food-is-rising-can-we-meet-it</ref>. Considering the limited energy and water resources on our planet, meeting this target is one of the century’s biggest challenges. Additionally, the demand for processed food, meat, dairy and fish adds further pressure to the food supply system, while climate change limits productivity. Finding solutions for climate friendly and resilient agriculture is crucial to ensure food security.<br/>
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 [[File:Bolivian Countryside.JPG|thumb|center|600px|A farmer irrigating his plants in Bolovia (GIZ/Blumenthal).|alt=Bolivian Countryside ( ©Kilian Blumenthal)]]
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 In order to avoid or minimize climate change related losses, adaptation measures will be on the agenda of farmers in most affected areas. Enhanced resilience will be possible by:<br/>
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 . Integrating water harvesting technologies.<br/>
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 At the same time, more production growth needs to be achieved without further increasing GHG emissions. However, [[Energy Needs and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Agriculture|direct and indirect energy inputs]] are still necessary in agricultural value chains to maintain or increase productivity, which is why [[Energy Efficiency in Agrifood Systems|energy efficiency measures]] and renewables are critical within approaches for climate change mitigation.<br/>
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 The Energy-Food Nexus embraces cross-sectoral, synergetic perspectives for regulating competing uses of water, land and energy-related resources in a climate change context. Achieving universal access to food, drinking water and modern energy within the planetary boundaries requires consideration of the interconnection, the vulnerability and the finiteness of natural resources within the policy and regulatory frameworks, the governmental planning mechanisms, the production processes and the consumption patterns. '''[[Introducing the Energy-Agriculture Nexus|Read more ...]]'''
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