September 5, 2025Agricultural & Rural StudiesOpen Access

Differentiated Adaptation Dynamics to Climate Change in the Cameroonian Sahel: Local Perceptions and Agricultural Resilience in a Context of Multidimensional Vulnerability

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60% of small-scale producers view climate change as linked to rainfall variability and rising temperatures.
Geographical location significantly influences perceptions and reported adaptation strategies among farmers.
Adaptation methods include crop diversification and transhumance, particularly among livestock farmers in northern Cameroon.
Recommendations highlight the need for context-specific initiatives to enhance resilience, such as promoting organic farming and microcredit schemes.

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Survey reveals perceptions of climate change and adaptation strategies among small-scale producers, indicating vulnerability varies by gender and geography.

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Vounba et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c239e5b210217d6477e85e https://doi.org/10.59978/ar03030016

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Survey reveals perceptions of climate change and adaptation strategies among small-scale producers, indicating vulnerability varies by gender and geography.

Differentiated Adaptation Dynamics to Climate Change in the Cameroonian Sahel: Local Perceptions and Agricultural Resilience in a Context of Multidimensional Vulnerability

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Differentiated Adaptation Dynamics to Climate Change in the Cameroonian Sahel: Local Perceptions and Agricultural Resilience in a Context of Multidimensional Vulnerability

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Cite This Study