Agriculture resilience to climate change financial resources allocation modeling

In contexts where difficulties persist in financing agricultural development, climate change resilience policies for this sector should integrate models for an efficient allocation of financial resources. such models could be based on families of direct and indirect climate change impacts of very high, high, medium, low and minor intensity. Deficiencies in the allocation of financial resources for climate change resilience could contribute to creating agricultural configurations characterized by multiple regressions in agricultural production, income, financing, infrastructure and governance. The allocation of financial resources for agricultural resilience is therefore a crucial aspect to be considered by scientific developments for agricultural resilience.This article proposes the Badolo AgriClimAllocation model for the allocation of financial resources for agriculture resilience to climate change which is based on specific classes of direct and indirect climate change impacts of very high, high, medium, low and minor intensity. It concerns agriculture production, income, financing, infrastructure and governance dimensions. It efficiently allocates available financial resources for actions to reduce agricultural regression risks due to climate change direct and indirect impacts of very high, high, medium, low and minor intensity.