For instance, in line with its nationally determined contributions, Mauritius has re-affirmed its commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector. Transforming food systems can play a key role in countries’ climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies. Our reliance on imports such as seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, technology, and equipment leave it vulnerable to worldwide commodity and supply disruptions. It imports over 77 per cent of its food requirements with households under strain as food prices on staple goods such as bread, black lentils, powdered milk, and cooking oil continue to rise.
Mauritius imports three quarters of its energy with renewable energy, accounting for 24 per cent of its current energy mix. Taking holisitic approachĪddressing water scarcity and investing in renewable energy is critical to food security. The livelihood of artisanal fishers like Nazma has been significantly affected by climate change.
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