Since AR5, new evidence and awareness of current impacts and projected risks of climate change on health, well-being, migration and conflict have emerged, including greater evidence of the detrimental impacts of climate change on mental health . New international agreements were reached on climate change , disaster risk reduction  , sustainable development ), urbanisation , migration  and refugees  that, if achieved, would reduce the impacts of climate change on health, well-being, migration and conflict . However, the challenges with implementing these agreements are highlighted by the coronavirus disease 2019  pandemic, which exposed systemic weaknesses at community, national and international levels in the ability of societies to anticipate and respond to global risks . Incremental changes in policies and strategies have proven insufficient to reduce climate-related risks to health, well-being, migration and conflict, highlighting the value of more integrated approaches and frameworks for solutions across systems and sectors that are embodied in these new international agreements  .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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