Climate Smart Villages
- ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) proposes the establishment of climate smart villages in coastal regions to address climate risks.
- CMFRI is prioritizing the development of climate smart villages by providing training and resources to fishers and farmers in vulnerable areas.
- Challenges posed by climate change in these regions include flooding, shoreline changes, and disease outbreaks.
- CMFRI suggests various solutions, including water clinics, AI and satellite-based harvest prediction, species distribution models, and exploration of deep-sea resources.
- Increased frequency of cyclones, storm surges, and coastal flooding are affecting coastal communities, making them highly vulnerable to climate emergencies.
- The impact includes threats to fishers' safety, ....
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