Table 6. Climate change risk perception... | Emerald Publishing

Table 6.

Climate change risk perception of households in Simada

Climatic events	3	2	1	0	CCRPS	SCCRPI	Rank
Recurrent drought	60	40	15	0	275	94.50	1
Food insecurity	59	39	16	0	271	93.13	2
Delayed onset of rainfall	59	41	9	0	268	92.09	3
Early termination of rainfall	58	42	2	0	260	89.34	4
Cultivated and grazing land encroachment	56	41	3	0	253	86.94	5
Flood	27	46	13	2	186	63.91	6
Soil fertility loss	26	45	11	2	179	61.51	7
Drinking water scarcity	29	38	11	1	174	59.79	8
Gulley formation	24	41	13	3	167	57.39	9
Crop pests	30	8	37	27	143	49.14	10
Resource based conflict	17	9	33	39	102	35.05	11
Human and livestock diseases	17	7	30	37	95	32.64	12
Frost	17	4	25	49	84	28.86	13
Land slide	1	2	6	90	13	4.46	14

Climatic events	3	2	1	0	CCRPS	SCCRPI	Rank
Recurrent drought	60	40	15	0	275	94.50	1
Food insecurity	59	39	16	0	271	93.13	2
Delayed onset of rainfall	59	41	9	0	268	92.09	3
Early termination of rainfall	58	42	2	0	260	89.34	4
Cultivated and grazing land encroachment	56	41	3	0	253	86.94	5
Flood	27	46	13	2	186	63.91	6
Soil fertility loss	26	45	11	2	179	61.51	7
Drinking water scarcity	29	38	11	1	174	59.79	8
Gulley formation	24	41	13	3	167	57.39	9
Crop pests	30	8	37	27	143	49.14	10
Resource based conflict	17	9	33	39	102	35.05	11
Human and livestock diseases	17	7	30	37	95	32.64	12
Frost	17	4	25	49	84	28.86	13
Land slide	1	2	6	90	13	4.46	14

Notes:

0: No perception; 1: Low perception; 2: Medium perception; and 3: High perception