Overall, the assessed literature highlights that climate change impacts are not emerging in isolation from development context and development pathways. Economic and social ramifications mean that they may exacerbate poverty and marginalisation . Choudhary et al.  and Orimoloye et al.  highlight how the effects of climate change can be even more prejudicial to poor countries, which, in most cases, already suffer from weak governance, high prevalence of informal settlements and lack of resources. Health, livelihood assets and economy are examples of aspects that will worsen as a result of the negative impacts of climate change and failure to provide opportunities for sustainable adaptation . These facts highlight the importance of mitigation and adaptation measures especially in these regions characterised by high levels of vulnerability .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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