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The authors recommend policies and frameworks to build adaptive capacity and resilience to climate change.
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- adoption of policies and frameworks that will augment adaptive capacity and build resilience to climatic changese0
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e0“adoption of policies and frameworks that will augment adaptive capacity and build resilience to climatic changes”
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Title
Spatial–Temporal Analysis of Impacts of Climate Variability on Maize Yield in Kenya
Renish Awuor Ondiek; Mohamed Saber; Mohammed Abdel-Fattah Agriculture 2024. doi:10.3390/agriculture14081415
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- Observation Maximum temperature, minimum temperature and precipitation showed no trend in the overall data.
- Observation Wetter areas were more prevalent in the Lake Victoria basin and Highlands East of Rift Valley than other regions.
- Observation Precipitation declined spatially in wetter areas without statistical significance.
- Observation Maximum temperature increased spatially in dry areas without statistical significance.
- Association Maize yield was strongly positively correlated with climatic parameters in Lake Victoria basin, Highlands East of Rift Valley, Coastal Strip and North Western Regions.
- Association Climate variability had a significant impact on maize yield in four of six climatological zones.