- Migration, in turn, is often cited as a risk management strategy, where migration can lead to the diversification of livelihood options, improves access to information and resources and expands social networks, all of which can support households in their capacity to adapt to climate change impacts. - Migration is often gendered, with men migrating and leaving women to manage households at origin. Women's capacities are often constrained due to institutional barriers and social norms, resulting in low adaptive capacity and increased vulnerability to hazards. Capacity-building interventions strengthen adaptation capacity and links to access institutional support . :unselected:
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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