Abstract
Climate change presents escalating threats to food systems worldwide, with significant repercussions for maternal health. This article will delve into how climate induces disruptions such as extreme weather events, droughts, and how floods are undermining food security and nutrition for pregnant women across Africa.
It will explore the resultant nutritional deficiencies, detailing their effects on both maternal and fetal health. The article will provide insights into regional variations in these impacts, comparing challenges faced in rural and urban contexts. Through a review of case studies and successful interventions, it outlines effective strategies to mitigate these challenges. Concluding with policy recommendations, the article will aim to guide future efforts in improving maternal nutrition and resilience amidst a changing climate.