Key transformations are needed to facilitate climate resilient development pathways  for health, well- being, migration and conflict avoidance . The transformational changes will be more effective if they are responsive to regional, local and Indigenous knowledge and consider the many dimensions of vulnerability, including those that are gender- and age-specific . A key pathway towards climate resilience in the health sector is universal access to primary healthcare, including mental healthcare . Investments in other sectors and systems that improve upon the social determinants of health have the potential to reduce vulnerability to climate-related health risks . Links between climate risks, adaptation, migration and labour markets highlight the value of providing better mobility options as part of transformative change . Strong governance and gender-sensitive approaches to natural resource management can reduce the risk of inter-group conflict in climate-disrupted areas 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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