There is some catch-up as analysis moves through actually deployed to planned and all conceivable deployment, particularly for water and food security, but even here, inequality in risk is not fully resolved. Africa and South and Central Asia in particular show considerable disparity in adaptation to urban food security even with all conceivable adaptation. This means that even if all available adaptation was to be deployed, inequality in ability to adapt to climate change would remain. This highlights the significance of addressing underlying inequalities in development that shape differential vulnerability  as part of vision and action on reducing risk to climate change so that no one is left behind.
IPCC
Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
IPCC Report