The book "Adaptive Governance of Disaster" offers a comprehensive comparative analysis of policy instruments developed in response to climate change, as well as droughts and floods. It examines the impacts of these instruments on agricultural producers and their communities through four specific case studies: Alberta and Saskatchewan in Canada, Coquimbo in Chile, and Mendoza in Argentina. By assessing the effectiveness and adaptive governance, the book identifies instruments aimed at improving the livelihoods of agricultural producers. Furthermore, it provides recommendations for optimizing existing policy instruments to promote more sustainable and resilient agriculture.