A recent Afrobarometer study covering 34 African countries found 67% of Africans perceive climate conditions for agricultural production to have worsened over time, and report drought as the main extreme weather event to have worsened in the past decade . Of these participants, across all socioeconomic strata, 71% of those who were aware of the concept of climate change agreed that it needs to be stopped, but only 51% expressed confidence about their ability to make a difference. East Africans  were almost twice as likely as north Africans  to report that the weather for growing crops had worsened. Additionally, people engaged in occupations related to agriculture  were more likely to report negative weather effects  than those with other livelihoods  . Similar perceptions have been reported among a diversity of rural communities in many sub-Saharan African countries .
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