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Where the Rain Falls: Global Policy Report

The "Where the Rain Falls" ("Rainfalls") research explores the interrelationships among rainfall variability, food and livelihood security, and human mobility in a diverse set of research sites in eight countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. While climate change affects nearly all aspects of food security — from production and availability, to the stability of food supplies, access to food, and food utilization — the Rainfalls research focused on linkages between shifting rainfall patterns and food production and the stability of food supplies.

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