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The socio-economic impacts of climate change on water resources in South Africa*

Juana, James S. / Mangadi, Kagiso T. / Strzepek, Kenneth M.

Using a computable general equilibrium approach, this study investigates the economy-wide impact of reductions in water resources in South Africa due to climate change. The simulation results show a potentially general deterioration in household welfare. Poor households are the most vulnerable. Short-run policy simulations suggest that this vulnerability can be reduced through welfare policies that maintain food consumption levels for households in the two lowest income quintiles.

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The socio-economic impacts of climate change on water resources in South Africa*

Juana, James S. / Mangadi, Kagiso T. / Strzepek, Kenneth M.

Using a computable general equilibrium approach, this study investigates the economy-wide impact of reductions in water resources in South Africa due to climate change. The simulation results show a potentially general deterioration in household welfare. Poor households are the most vulnerable. Short-run policy simulations suggest that this vulnerability can be reduced through welfare policies that maintain food consumption levels for households in the two lowest income quintiles.

The socio-economic impacts of climate change on water resources in South Africa*

Juana, James S. / Mangadi, Kagiso T. / Strzepek, Kenneth M.

Using a computable general equilibrium approach, this study investigates the economy-wide impact of reductions in water resources in South Africa due to climate change. The simulation results show a potentially general deterioration in household welfare. Poor households are the most vulnerable. Short-run policy simulations suggest that this vulnerability can be reduced through welfare policies that maintain food consumption levels for households in the two lowest income quintiles.

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Titel:

The socio-economic impacts of climate change on water resources in South Africa*

Beteiligte:

Juana, James S. (Autor:in) / Mangadi, Kagiso T. (Autor:in) / Strzepek, Kenneth M. (Autor:in)

Erschienen in:

Water International ; 37 ; 265-278

Erscheinungsdatum:

01.05.2012

Format / Umfang:

14 pages

ISSN:

0250-8060 , 1941-1707

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/02508060.2012.687505

Medientyp:

Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)

Format:

Elektronische Ressource

Sprache:

Unbekannt

Schlagwörter:

Climate change , water availability , sectoral output , value added , household welfare

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