Community-based monitoring of forests, coral reefs, seagrass and mangroves are examples of local natural resource assessment that can support food security and livelihoods while informing regional and national climate change planning tools . Negotiation among many stakeholders at multiple scales, including inclusive mechanisms to address power inequities in governance structures and communities, may be needed for CbA to be effective . Indigenous knowledge and community-based management of fisheries and aquaculture in the Arctic and Asia  provide adaptive strategies for sustainable use. . Community-based climate services in the Andes  built capacity and knowledge of climate change dynamics as well as trust in local climate institutions, providing meaningful information for regional responses to climate change impacts . Community-based participatory scenario planning can help identify multiple climate stressors and vulnerabilities to develop effective adaptation plans .
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