to support analysing and making of decisions generally . These communities of decision analysts can act like broad- based statisticians to advise on matching methods to the climate risk and its context, before individual decision specialists are consulted. Some scientific literature is presenting guides for choosing different methods, tools and approaches . This sub-subsection provides a summary guide for policy analysts and decision makers to help identify the classes of decision-analytic methods that may be suitable for their context for managing climate risks. It focuses on decision-analytic methods, noting that decision-support tools will underpin many of these methods by organising information  or support modelling , sometimes with a particular decision-analytic process in mind .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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