
Introduction
According to the IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Land (2019), global agriculture directly contributes approximately 8.5% of total greenhouse gas emissions, with an additional 14.5% resulting from land-use changes—mainly deforestation in developing countries to clear land for food production. Climate change exacerbates hunger and malnutrition by destroying crops, livelihoods, and self-sufficiency, creating a vicious cycle between agricultural production and climate impacts. Currently, around 1.9 million people face catastrophic hunger, and without immediate climate action, this crisis is likely to worsen.
Value
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EnvironmentalReduces GHG emissions and protects ecosystems.
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EconomicImproves resource efficiency and mitigates regulatory risks.
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SocialEnhances food security and strengthens public and investor trust.
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Technological & IndustrialDrives green innovation and supports sustainable industry development.
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