List of references for the C-Change Project Overview
2. Community, Socioeconomic, and Institutional Analysis, Adaptation and Resilience
3. Vulnerability indices, Economics of Climate Change, and Capacity Building
4. Geographical Modelling and Analysis
5. Systems Analysis and Decision Support
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2. Community, Socioeconomic, and Institutional Analysis, Adaptation and Resilience
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3. Vulnerability indices, Economics of Climate Change, and Capacity Building
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4. Geographical Modelling and Analysis
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5. Systems Analysis and Decision Support
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