TS.D.1.2 Current adaptation in natural and managed ecosystems includes earlier planting and changes in crop varieties, soil improvement and water management for livestock and crops, aquaculture, restoration of coastal and hydrological processes, introduction of heat-and drought-adapted genotypes into highrisk populations, increasing the size and connectivity of habitat patches, agroecological farming, agroforestry and managed relocations of high-risk species . These measures can increase the resilience, productivity and sustainability of both natural and food systems under climate change . Financial barriers limit the implementation of adaptation options in natural ecosystems, agriculture, fisheries, aquaculture and forestry as financial strategies are stochastically deployed. Investment in dimate service provision has benefited the agricultural sector in many regions, with limited uptake of climate service information into decisionmaking frameworks . 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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