The effects are evident in the social sectors (health, education, housing), economic (agriculture and industry) and infrastructure and services, which affect the way of life and production of the most vulnerable populations. From 1982 to 2014, more than 4 million people have been directly affected by these phenomena, reaching about
The effects are evident in the social sectors (health, education, housing), economic (agriculture and industry) and infrastructure and services, which affect the way of life and production of the most vulnerable populations. From 1982 to 2014, more than 4 million people have been directly affected by these phenomena, reaching about 40% of the population with an economic impact between 1-2% of GDP, depending on the severity of the weather event. By 2030, 27% of the country could be affected by persistent drought and 24% with highly recurrent floods.
Addressing the challenges of the most climate-affected and vulnerable Increasing investments in climate change and health (research, health adaptation for population health and health system resilience)
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Adaptation Commitments
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GCA_subsector
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Agriculture
Agroforestry
BO
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GCA_subsector
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Agriculture
Livestock
BO
Adaptation Commitments
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GCA_subsector
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Agriculture
Fisheries and aquaculture
BO
Adaptation Commitments
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GCA_subsector
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Agriculture
Crops
BO
Adaptation Commitments
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GCA_subsector
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Agriculture
Climate smart agriculture
BO
Adaptation Commitments
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GCA_Subsector_2
Adapt Now subsector (2)
Water
Water conservation and reuse
BO
Adaptation Commitments
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GCA_Subsector_2
Adapt Now subsector (2)
Water
Water sanitation