Climate Change and Agriculture in Regional Economics of Brics Countries

Pejanović, Vladimir and Radović, Gordana and Zarić, Goran and Popović, Vera (2026) Climate Change and Agriculture in Regional Economics of Brics Countries. Вестник Сибирского института бизнеса и информационных технологий, 15 (1). pp. 105-112. ISSN 2225-8264

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Abstract

Climate change has emerged as one of the most significant systemic shocks to regional and global economies in the 21st century, with particularly severe implications for agricultural production, food security, and economic stability. This study presents a comprehensive analysis of climate change impacts on the regional economies of BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—and their neighboring countries through computer integrated statistical techniques and multidimensional economic parameter analysis. The research employed programming methods, comparative methods, analysis and synthesis methods, induction and deduction methods, as well as desk research methods. The research program utilized extensive code written by the author in the R programming language for the analysis of the BRICS Climate-Economy relations.The significance of BRICS lies in the fact that it represents a new economic, global, trade, and financial power, uniting countries with rapid economic and demographic growth in synergy with high investments, market liberalization, mutual cooperation, and the transfer of knowledge and technology. The analyzed indicators show a critical correlation between climate change and global warming and agriculture. The study concludes that coordinated action among BRICS nations is essential, emphasizing the development of technological transfer mechanisms for climate-adaptive agriculture, implementation of new technologies, financial instruments promoting agricultural resilience, supply chain coordination within the bloc, and comprehensive rural development strategies to protect food security and economic stability across regions.

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