The IPCC  defined feasibility as 'the degree to which climate goals and response options are considered possible and/or desirable'  and set out an approach to assessing the feasibility of pathways to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5℃. Singh et al.  developed this approach for adaptation, recognising six different dimensions of feasibility: economic, technological, institutional, socio-cultural, environmental/ecological and geophysical . Feasibility is considered more fully in other chapters of this report, including Cross-Chapter Box FEASIB in Chapter 18. Adaptation for biodiversity conservation and EbA encompasses a large range of approaches and techniques  and will vary in different contexts globally, as illustrated by the range of case studies . It is important to take into account specific regional and local circumstances as well as the type of adaptation action envisaged before making a feasibility assessment. It is also important
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