Integrative Cross-Chapter Box on Low-Lying Islands and Coasts

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The Integrative Cross-Chapter Box on Low-Lying Islands and Coasts is a synthesis section in the IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate that brings together findings on how climate change affects vulnerable low-lying islands and coastal areas, including their risks, impacts, and adaptation options.

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instanceOf IPCC report section
synthesis section
addresses adaptation options for low-lying islands and coasts
climate-change impacts on low-lying islands and coasts
coastal erosion
coastal flooding
ecosystem degradation in coastal zones
human displacement in coastal areas
limits to adaptation in coastal zones
loss of livelihoods in coastal communities
residual risks under high warming and sea level rise
salinisation of freshwater resources
sea level rise risks
aimsTo highlight urgency of adaptation in low-lying islands and coasts
inform policymakers about adaptation options for vulnerable coastal areas
provide an integrated assessment of risks to low-lying islands and coasts
associatedWith IPCC NERFINISHED
Working Group I NERFINISHED
Working Group II NERFINISHED
Working Group III NERFINISHED
focusesOn deltaic coasts
low-lying coasts
low-lying islands
small island developing states
urban coastal areas
language English
partOf IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate NERFINISHED
relatedTo Paris Agreement temperature goals NERFINISHED
shortName Integrative Cross-Chapter Box LLIC NERFINISHED
synthesises adaptation and risk management responses in coastal zones
findings from multiple chapters of the IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate
impacts on human and natural systems in coastal areas
physical science of sea level rise
timeFrameDiscussed 21st century sea level rise
multi-century sea level rise commitment
topic adaptation pathways for coastal communities
compound and cascading coastal hazards
equity and justice issues in coastal adaptation
exposure of coastal populations to sea level rise
extreme sea level events
governance challenges in coastal adaptation
hard engineering coastal protection measures
indigenous and local knowledge in coastal adaptation
long-term sea level rise and commitment
nature-based solutions for coastal protection
planned relocation of coastal settlements
risk assessment for low-lying coastal areas
socio-economic drivers of coastal risk
tropical cyclones and storm surges
vulnerability of low-lying islands to climate change

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