Peru is exposed to the cyclical and adverse climate impacts of “El Niño”, which affects primary sectors such as agriculture and fishery, and natural, economic and social infrastructure. Major events during the 1997-1998[7] “El Niño” registered losses of more than 3,500 million dollars (more than 4.5% of the 1997[8] GDP)
Peru is exposed to the cyclical and adverse climate impacts of “El Niño”, which affects primary sectors such as agriculture and fishery, and natural, economic and social infrastructure. Major events during the 1997-1998[7] “El Niño” registered losses of more than 3,500 million dollars (more than 4.5% of the 1997[8] GDP) mainly due to the impact on primary production sectors and infrastructure destruction.
Infrastructure
PE
Adaptation Commitments
GCA_Sector_2
GCA_Sector_2
Adapt Now sector (2)
Economy-wide
Economy-wide: General