Climate Change And Human Security In Nigeria

Description

Climate Change and Human Security in Nigeria by Ogaba Oche and Osita C. Eze offers a comprehensive analysis of the impact of climate change on human security within Nigeria. This insightful work explores how environmental changes and climate-related challenges affect the well-being, livelihoods, and overall security of individuals and communities across the country.

The authors delve into the multifaceted effects of climate change, including issues related to food and water security, health risks, displacement, and socio-economic instability. They assess the vulnerabilities faced by different regions and populations, and evaluate the effectiveness of current policies and interventions aimed at mitigating these impacts.

Key themes covered in the book include:

• The relationship between climate change and human security, with a focus on Nigeria’s unique challenges.
• Analysis of specific climate-related issues such as desertification, flooding, and extreme weather events.
• The impact of climate change on agriculture, water resources, and public health.
• Case studies highlighting the experiences of affected communities and the responses to climate-induced crises.
• Recommendations for policy measures and strategies to enhance resilience and adaptive capacity.

Climate Change and Human Security in Nigeria provides crucial insights into the ways in which climate change intersects with human security and offers practical solutions for addressing these pressing issues. It is an essential resource for researchers, policymakers, and anyone concerned with the implications of climate change on societal stability and well-being.