Transformative actions aimed at 'deliberately and fundamentally changing systems to achieve more just and equitable outcomes',  shift pathways towards climate resilient development  . Transformative action in the context of CRD specifically concerns leveraging change in the five dimensions of development  that drive societal choices and climate actions towards sustainability . Climate actions that support CRD are embedded in these dimensions of development; for example, social cohesion and equity, individual and collective agency, and democratising knowledge processes have been identified as steps to transform practices and governance systems for increased resilience  . Transformative actions towards sustainability and increased well-being, which are dominant components of CRD, include those that explicitly redress social drivers of vulnerability, shift dominant worldviews, decolonialise knowledge systems, activate human agency, contest political arrangements, and insert a plurality of knowledges and ways of knowing . They alter the governance and political economic arrangements through which unsustainable and unjust development logics and knowledges are implemented  by shifting the goals of a system or altering the mindset or paradigm from which a system arises, for example, from individualism and nature-society disconnect to solidarity and nature-society connectedness along the CRD dimensions in Figure 18.1, and connecting inner and external dimensions of sustainability .
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