shocks and climate hazards , shifting livelihoods is a common response and, in many cases, can be unavoidable due to the negative consequences of these climate hazards on specific livelihood capitals . Such shifts can involve a change in livelihood activities , or a change to broader livelihood strategies  or even an entire change of the livelihood activity, for example, abandoning agriculture altogether . Shifting livelihoods can therefore involve mobility or take place in situ. Some of these shifts also lead to social tipping points.
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