There is high evidence with medium agreement that public attitudes and perceptions of climate risks significantly influence individual adaptation behaviour across all coastal archetypes . Information on climate risks and impacts  strongly shapes public perceptions of climate risks. It is most effective at incentivising and enabling adaptation behaviour if provided on meaningful spatial and temporal scales, with guidance about how to interpret the information . Further, there is medium evidence, high agreement that integrating climate information with existing knowledge systems, such as local norms and beliefs and IKLK, is critical to improve public acceptability and develop context-specific solutions .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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