Behavioural change is the most common form of adaptation. The scientific literature presents extensive evidence of behavioural adaptation-change in the strategies, practices and actions that people, particularly individuals and households, undertake to reduce risk . This includes, for example, household measures to protect homes from flooding, protect crops from drought, relocation out of hazard zones, and shifting livelihood strategies . This is followed by adaptation via technological innovation and infrastructural development, nature-based adaptation  and institutional adaptation . Behavioural adaptation is most frequently documented in Asia, Africa and Small Island States, and in the agriculture, health and development sectors. In the agricultural sector, households are adopting or changing to crops and livestock that are more adapted to drought, heat, moisture,
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