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Adaptive policies balancing trade, productivity and cropland increases can support Zambia's nutrition security under future climate shocks

Stewart Jennings, Andrew J. Challinor, Jennie I. Macdiarmid, Richard King, Edward Pope, Stephen Whitfield, Rebecca Sarku, Christian Chomba, Masiye Nawiko, Shiluva Chauke Nkanyani, Graham Horgan, Jon Hellin, Ng’endo, Mary, Eleanor Fisher, Liangzhi You, Anne G. Timu, Grazia Pacillo, Giulia Caroli, Anna Belli, Pedro Anglaze Chilambe, Evan H. Girvetz, Sabrina Rose, Giriraj Amarnath, Alan Kennedy-Asser, Richard Rigby and Ana Maria Loboguerrero
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Richard King: International Water Management Institute
Edward Pope: International Water Management Institute
Stephen Whitfield: International Water Management Institute
Rebecca Sarku: International Water Management Institute
Christian Chomba: International Water Management Institute
Masiye Nawiko: International Water Management Institute
Shiluva Chauke Nkanyani: International Water Management Institute
Graham Horgan: International Water Management Institute
Jon Hellin: International Water Management Institute
Ng’endo, Mary: International Water Management Institute
Eleanor Fisher: International Water Management Institute
Liangzhi You: International Water Management Institute
Grazia Pacillo: International Water Management Institute
Giulia Caroli: International Water Management Institute
Anna Belli: International Water Management Institute
Pedro Anglaze Chilambe: International Water Management Institute
Sabrina Rose: International Water Management Institute
Giriraj Amarnath: International Water Management Institute
Alan Kennedy-Asser: International Water Management Institute
Richard Rigby: International Water Management Institute
Ana Maria Loboguerrero: International Water Management Institute

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Keywords: climate change; food security; nutrition; climate resilience; agricultural policies; crop production; climate change adaptation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.1038/s43016-026-01405-1

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