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  • This briefing paper from the Stockholm Environment Institute discusses the identification of 'climate vulnerability hotspots'—regions where natural systems and human populations are highly susceptible to climate change risks. It argues that while identifying these areas is essential for targeting adaptation strategies, such analysis must integrate multiple factors, including socio-economic data and local knowledge, to avoid overlooking the internal social processes that make specific individuals or groups vulnerable.

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    Themes: adaptationvulnerabilityhotspotssocio-economic factorsspatial planning
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Briefing

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