Investing in Crop Agriculture in Bangladesh for Higher Growth and Productivity and Adapttation to Climate Change
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Presentation by M. Asaduzzaman, R. Birner and J. Thurlow Bangladesh Food Security Investment Forum 2010 26 May 2010, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Investing in Crop Agriculture in Bangladesh for Higher Growth and Productivity and Adapttation to Climate Change
- 1. Investing in Crop Agriculture in Bangladesh for Higher Growth and Productivity, and Adaptation to Climate Change M. Asaduzzaman, BIDS Claudia Ringler, IFPRI James Thurlow, IFPRI Shafiqul Alam, MoA
- 3. Fluctuations in Boro and Aman Annual Output Both boro & aman output volatile; aman fluctuation mainly negative & boro mostly positive; boro upswings follow aman downswings
- 4. Losses in Agricultural GDP due to Climatic Factors Now and in Future Cost of present climate variability - 7.4% output/yr mainly due to lower boro output. SWB to be worst affected. Future CC lowers output further by nearly 4%/yr. GDP loss - US$ 26 bn for ag & US$ 121 for national over 2005-50 due present variability. CC to add more losses of US$7.7 and 26 bn.
- 5. Investment Trends in R&D, Extension and Marketing