Roger Stern

Roger Stern is a Professor affiliated with the Walker Institute at the University of Reading. His work centers on integrating climate science with agricultural development, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on supporting smallholder farmers through climate services and innovation.

His research interests include climate change adaptation, climate risk management, and participatory approaches in agriculture. He has contributed significantly to frameworks like Participatory Integrated Climate Services for Agriculture (PICSA), which empowers farmers with localized climate information for better decision-making.

The publications show a consistent focus on linking climate data with farmer perceptions and enhancing agricultural resilience. His work spans disciplines including agricultural science, climate science, and development studies, with a strong emphasis on practical field applications and policy-relevant outcomes.

Roger Stern has collaborated with researchers such as P. Dorward, H. Osbahr, and P.J.M. Cooper on key projects addressing climate challenges in African agriculture.