There is a small but growing literature highlighting the impor- tance of behavioural aspects of adaptation in Asia , but this is restricted primarily to agriculture and dis- aster risk reduction . Factors motivating adaptation actions include risk perception, perceived self-efficacy, sociocultural norms and beliefs, previous experiences of impacts, levels of education and awareness . There is growing evidence on behaviou- ral aspects of individual adaptation but lesser evidence on the socio- cognitive factors motivating governments and private-sector actors to adapt. 
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