Reporting from the global assessment of equity considerations in adaptation, procedural equity and justice was slightly more often mentioned  than not  . However, the robustness of the evidence on inclusion of vulnerable and marginalised groups in the planning of adaptation responses is low  . Only for ~6% of the articles that provide evidence for inclusion of vulnerable groups was the robustness of evidence high . Globally, the categories of low income  and women  are most often included, although the robustness remains low. Most of the robust evidence comes from Africa and Asia, where adaptation responses mostly focus on low-income and women groups in the food  and poverty  sectors . With regard to other vulnerability categories, such as disabled populations, almost negligible evidence was found for the inclusion of this group, globally. There is also little reporting of procedural equity in community- based or ecosystem-based responses .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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