There is high agreement in the literature that Asian fisheries and aquaculture, including the local communities depending on them for livelihoods, are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Asia has been impacted by SLR , a decrease in precipitation in some parts  and an increase in temperature , all of which have drastic effects on fisheries and aquaculture . Its coastal fishing communities is exposed to disasters, which are predicted to increase . Fisheries in most of South Asia and Southeast Asia involve small-scale fishers who are more vulnerable to climate-change impacts compared with commercial fishers , although there is a general decreasing trend in the number of small units . A regional study of South Asia forecast large decreases in potential catch of two key commercial fish species  in the Bay of Bengal , which forms a major fishery and food source for coastal communities. About 69% of the commercially important species of the Indian
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