The influence of climate change also impacts the future response capacities of people and nations to deal with future climate change and climate hazards. Recent studies  conclude that climate change can increase the severity and intensity of crises or even trigger disasters, particularly floods, storms, forest and wildfires, and droughts. These have undermined decade-long poverty reduction efforts, particularly in low-income and at-risk countries . Climate-influenced  risks are getting more complex and systemic . The magnitude of global annual average economic losses from natural and climate-induced hazards to the built environment alone are estimated in the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction  Global Assessment Report  as being comparable with the GDP of the 36th largest economy in the world at that time-the Philippines  (UNISDR, 2015; Mysiak
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