In addition, observed climate change responses, including autonomous and planned adaptation, can exacerbate poverty and vulnerability . There is robust evidence that planned responses to climate change, such as large-scale adaptation projects, in some context can also increase vulnerability due to the reinforcement of inequalities and the effects of further marginalisation . There is increasing evidence that the responses to indirect impacts of climate change, such as to shifts in marine or terrestrial ecosystems due to climate change  also affect different groups differently and impact poverty and livelihood security. Apart from influences on agriculture trends  and changes in yields , climate change has significant  impacts on livelihood assets and resources such as forests, livestock production and fisheries, which may undermine the livelihoods security in the medium and long run.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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