In the agriculture sector, farmers in Asia are adapting to climate change at the grassroots level . A recent, comprehensive and systematic review  shows how farmers in diverse sub-regions of Asia have adopted diverse adaptation strategies through management of crops, irrigation and water, farms, finances, physical infrastructure and social activities. Much more qualitative research on farmers' perceptions and decision-making processes about adaptation practices is needed in order to capture their location-specific priorities and get a diverse understanding of the risks and threats. A study of Vietnamese smallholder farmers' perceptions of their current and future capacity to adapt to climate change  found considerable differences between farmers in crop production and livestock production in terms of their motives behind adopting particular planned adaptation options.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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