Climate information services that are demand driven and context specific  combined with climate change literacy can be the difference between coping and informed adaptation responses . Across 33 African countries, 23-66% of people are aware of human-caused climate change-with larger variation at sub-national scales . Climate change literacy increases with education level but is undermined by poverty, and literacy rates average 12.8% lower for women than men. Around 71% of Africans that are aware of climate change agree it should be stopped. Production of salient climate information in Africa is hindered by limited availability of and access to weather and climate data. 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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