Indonesia's grassroots farmers face increased unpredictability, experts say
Smallholder farmers in Indonesia are facing increased economic and environmental instability due to climate change and market volatility. Experts highlight a significant financing gap for climate-smart adaptation, leaving traditional producers vulnerable to unpredictable weather patterns.
Why it matters
Smallholder farmers are critical to regional food security, and their inability to adapt to climate change threatens the stability of global agricultural supply chains.
The intersection of environmental breakdown, climate change and economic instability has emerged as a primary threat to the resilience of smallholder farmers in Indonesia, according to researchers and local entrepreneurs who spoke at a recent convention.
The article relies on expert testimony and research reports to present a factual overview of agricultural challenges.
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