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Assessing the Risks and Adaptive Capacity of Agricultural Extension Workers in Conflict-Prone Communities
Agricultural Extension Workers (AEWs) sustain rural productivity but increasingly operate amid overlapping climate and security risks. This study assessed AEWs' exposure to natural and artificial hazards, computed a vulnerability index, and examined factors influencing adaptive capacity in conflict-
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