TS.D.1.1 Responses have accelerated in both developed and developing regions since ARS, with some examples of regression . Growing adaptation knowledge in public and private sectors, increasing numbers of policy and legal frameworks and dedicated spending on adaptation are all clear indications that the availability of response options has expanded . However, observed adaptation in human systems across all sectors and regions is dominated by small incremental, reactive changes to usual practices often after extreme weather events, while evidence of transformative adaptation in human systems is limited . Droughts, pluvial, fluvial and coastal flooding are the most common hazards for which adaptation is being implemented, and many of these have physical, affordability and social limits . There is some evidence of global vulnerability reduction, particularly for flood risk and extreme heat. 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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