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Integrated Vulnerability Assessment Application on the Lebanese Agricultural Sector
Lead Author: ACSAD, Ministry of Agriculture in Lebanon (MoAg), National Council for Scientific Research (CNRS), ESCWA

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This Technical Report presents the study assessing the vulnerability of the Lebanese agricultural sector to climate change with a focus on water availability for crops. Based on the methodology developed to conduct the RICCAR integrated vulnerability assessment and using the ArcGIS software, vulnerability maps displaying current and potential future vulnerabilities of this sector were produced, with information on adaptation measures. The appendix part also comprises all exposure, sensitivity and adaptive capacity indicators used in the study with their corresponding maps and detailed factsheets.

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The central aim of this Regional Knowledge Hub is to provide access to information that can facilitate cooperation, coordination, dialogue and exchange among Arab States, organizations and stakeholder and to support awareness raising as well as regional networking and exchange on issues related to climate change and water resources in the region. Access to RICCAR assessment findings and associated datasets is being made available on this Regional Knowledge Hub, which is comprised of two open-access components: a website and a data portal. This online platform complements, and builds upon, the findings and processes already presented in the main report and its technical annex, as well as the series of publications that elaborate further on the work being pursued collectively under RICCAR.