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SURABHI YADAVAIR 14· 2025

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Introduction

How it may affect food security in India:

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Main Body

How it may affect food security in India:

1On Agriculture
Erratic rainfall due to Ocean warming (45% population rainfall dependent)
Threaten current crops food-water intensiveextreme weather events triggered
Increased crop
2On Coastal Fisheries
India 2nd largest producer, 8% global
Ocean warming - fish deaths & reduced capacity of fish farming
Impact due to (increased cyclones) in Arabian Sea due to SRTC temp
3On Seafood - like crabs, prawn
Threaten tourism opportunity & crab & prawns culture in Goa

However, ocean warming may also lead to changing patterns of food security:

1- Focus on inland fisheries extinction

2- Growth of millets & drought resistant crops.

Ways to mitigate the threat:

1Promote coastal conservation & prevent erosion due to sea level rise.

[eg] MISHTI scheme for Mangroves.

2Blue Revolution - to promote Aquaculture & Inland Fishing (Bihar 90% of Fishing) [Inland]
3Focus on Micro-irrigation in Agriculture, Water Use Efficiency - 80-90%
4Less water intensive crops.
5Promote Research on New Varieties (ICAR)

UNFCCC-COP Meeting should kick/closely & (CBR Ideas) to be adopted to ensure Food Security.

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Conclusion

UNFCCC-COP Meeting should involve CBR ideas to ensure Food Security.

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  • Sectoral approach to food security
  • Specific statistics (45%, 8%)
  • Multiple impacts covered
  • Comprehensive mitigation strategies
  • Specific schemes mentioned (MISHTI, Blue Revolution)
  • Multi-sectoral approach

Topper

SURABHI YADAV

AIR 142025

Subject & Paper

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Topic

Food Security

Impact on Food Security

Agriculture, Fisheries, Seafood threats

Writing Stats

208

Total words

11

Paragraphs

1

Bullets