from risks associated with poverty , hunger , health and water sanitation , and inequality  by supporting aquaculture , alerting the public about poor water quality  and empowering marginalised groups, such as women and Indigenous Peoples, with decision-relevant information  . Effectively implemented and managed marine NbS  contribute to attainment of social SDGs by:  preserving biodiversity , which benefits most ocean and coastal ecosystem services ;  increasing marine fishery and aquaculture sustainability ;  including vulnerable people and communities in management ;  lowering risk of flooding from storms and SLR ; and  implementing spatial-management tools that make room for new uses like renewable-energy development . Nature-based solutions can therefore help support achievement of No Poverty  , Zero Hunger , Good Health and Well-Being  , Affordable and Clean Energy   and Reduced Inequality . Socio-institutional marine adaptations  that support current livelihoods and help develop alternatives can contribute to attainment of social SDGs by enhancing social equity and supporting societal transformation  . Even societal changes that are not directly marine related can decrease human vulnerability to ocean and coastal climate risks by improving overall human adaptive capacity .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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