TS.C.7.3 As climate risk intensifies, the need for planned relocations will increase to support those who are unable to move voluntarily . Planned relocation will be increasingly required as climate change undermines livelihoods, safety and overall habitability, especially for coastal areas and small islands . This will have implications for traditional livelihood practices, social cohesion and knowledge systems that have inherent value as intangible culture as well as introduce new risks for communities by amplifying existing and generating new vulnerabilities . 
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