TS.C.8.3 Climate change increases risks of violent conflict, primarily intrastate conflicts, by strengthening climate-sensitive drivers . Climate change may produce severe risks to peace within this century through climate variability and extremes, especially in contexts marked by low economic development, high economic dependence on climate-sensitive activities, high or increasing social marginalisation and fragile governance . The largest impacts are expected in weather-sensitive communities with low resilience to climate extremes and high prevalence of underlying risk factors . Trajectories that prioritise economic growth, political rights and sustainability are associated with lower conflict risk . 
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