TS.E.3 A focus on climate risk alone does not enable effective climate resilience . The integration of consideration of non-climatic drivers into adaptation pathways can reduce climate impacts across food systems, human settlements, health, water, economies and livelihoods . Strengthened health, education and basic social services are vital for improving population well-being and supporting climate resilient development . The use of climate-smart agriculture technologies that strengthen synergies among productivity and mitigation is growing as an important adaptation strategy . Pertinent information for farmers provided by climate information services is helping them to understand the role of climate compared with other drivers in perceived productivity changes . Index insurance builds resilience and contributes to adaptation both by protecting farmers' assets in the face of major climate shocks, by promoting access to credit and by adopting improved farm technologies and practices . 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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