Timing, direction and scale of polar climate change impacts differ sub-regionally and will require adaptation strategies that are flexible, equitable, inclusive and integrated across sectors and governance arrangements to effectively reduce risks . Governance around climate change planning, preparation and response has been limited in scope, and has often not considered interacting effects of climate change with other risks . Reactive management strategies will not succeed in reducing risks in polar regions given the rapid change and increasing potential for extreme events . Greater inclusivity of stakeholders and communities, along with using diverse sources of information, including Indigenous knowledge and local knowledge, can benefit robust planning and decision making, and uptake of adaptations . Effectiveness in preparing for and adapting to climate risks can benefit from improved climate, weather and ice forecasting services, tools for integrating climate change data and different types of knowledge into management processes and enhanced polar search, rescue and emergency response capabilities . 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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