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Metropolitan regions are vulnerable  to climate change from several  perspectives. Their rural territories  support many strategic roles essential  for the quality of life in these regions,  including their contribution to food  security. The survival of metropolitan  agriculture requires not only protecting  agricultural resources. It also requires  that the value of the multi-functionality  of these agricultural territories be truly  appreciated for its contribution to the  quality of life in these regions. Finally,  farmers also need to further develop  their adaptive capacity to different  stressors, including climate change  and variability, in order to survive and  prosper, so that they can continue to  play and support these strategic roles in  metropolitan regions.

Metropolitan Vulnerability and Strategic Roles for Periurban Agricultural Territories in the Context of Climate Change and Variability