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Enhancing rice resilience and sustainability: A bibliometric analysis of innovations for food security and environmental conservation

  • Purba Helena J.,
  • Azahari Delima H.,
  • Dani Fatimatuz Z.D.P.,
  • Alsyouf Imad,
  • Masmoudi Malek,
  • Obaideen Khaled

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202411905003
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 119
p. 05003

Abstract

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This study delivers a critical bibliometric examination of the innovative strategies employed to boost the resilience and sustainability of the rice supply chain. As one of the most vital cereal crops globally, understanding the nuances of the rice supply chain and its broader implications for food security is paramount. This study establishes the intrinsic connection between the rice supply chain and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) and SDG 15 (Life on Land). This study systematically scrutinises the academic literature from reputable journals and databases. Through rigorous bibliometric analysis, we identified salient themes, trends, and seminal contributions related to enhancing the resilience and sustainability of the rice supply chain. Our study yields crucial insights into the strategies and initiatives employed to confront challenges in the rice sector, underlining the sector’s role in promoting food security and sustainable agricultural practices with a particular emphasis on environmental conservation efforts. The comprehensive synthesis and analysis of diverse academic publications offer valuable information for policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders seeking to craft effective interventions and policies. These initiatives will enhance the food security and sustainability of rice production. Our findings emphasise the need to integrate innovation in rice.