This document discusses the expected impacts of climate change on cassava production in Latin America. Global climate models project increases in temperatures and changes in rainfall patterns across Latin America by 2050. Modeling studies also find that suitable areas for cassava cultivation will shift, with some areas gaining suitability while others may lose it. However, developing new cassava varieties with improved drought, heat, or cold tolerance could help address changes to climatic constraints and allow for expanded cassava production. Further analysis is still needed on pest and disease impacts and post-harvest effects, but crop improvement efforts can help support adaptation to climate change.