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Enhancing youth resilience to agri-food system shocks: a pathway to climate justice.
Meaningful youth engagement in climate policy, resilience-building, and agrifood system transformation is vital to ensuring that young people are prioritised in national and global agendas. This review situates youth resilience within the context of climate justice, recognising that those in low- an
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