of place . Acosta et al.  identified loss to productive sites in the Philippines with landslides destroying agriculture, leaving many farmers without livelihoods. Similarly, Beckman and Nguyen  in Vietnam identified an example where communal dams had been destroyed in floods leading to lack of irrigation for communal sites and local loss of farmland for farming communities. Chandra et al.  identified the vicious cycle between declining agricultural production and conditions of soil erosion due to floods and droughts resulting in decreased crop fertility to productive sites with implications for decline in crop yields, loss of crops and of livelihood assets. Climate change-related extreme weather events, such as typhoons, floods, and droughts, can have detrimental impacts on crop production  and in the Philippines and Pakistan have significantly affected the livelihoods of cash crop-focused rural villages . There is an emerging shift from crop to livestock production as a buffer activity to recover from crop losses . As with many examples of livelihood shifts, the viability of the shifts in the long term under climate change have yet to be assessed.
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