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AR6: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability

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2: Terrestrial and Freshwater Ecosystems and Their Services

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Chapter 2: Terrestrial and Freshwater Ecosystems and Their Services

2.6 Climate Change Adaptation for Terrestrial and Freshwater Ecosystems

2.6.8 Feasibility of Adaptation Options

Table 2.8 | Considerations in assessing the feasibility of ecosystem restoration for climate change adaptation, according to Singh et al. (2020)

Feasibility characteristics	Feasibility indicators	Factors relevant to ecosystem restoration
Socio-cultural	Social co-benefits (health, education)	Multiple benefits to local communities are possible, but full engagement and/or leadership of the affected members of these communities has been shown to be critical. IKLK can provide important insights (Section 2.6.6).
	Socio-cultural acceptability
	Social and regional inclusiveness
	Benefits for gender equity
	Inter-generational equity

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Chapter 2: Terrestrial and Freshwater Ecosystems and Their Services

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2.6 Climate Change Adaptation for Terrestrial and Freshwater Ecosystems

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2.6.8 Feasibility of Adaptation Options

Table 2.8 | Considerations in assessing the feasibility of ecosystem restoration for climate change adaptation, according to Singh et al. (2020)

Feasibility characteristics	Feasibility indicators	Factors relevant to ecosystem restoration
(...)
Socio-cultural	Social co-benefits (health, education)	Multiple benefits to local communities are possible, but full engagement and/or leadership of the affected members of these communities has been shown to be critical. IKLK can provide important insights (Section 2.6.6).
	Socio-cultural acceptability
	Social and regional inclusiveness
	Benefits for gender equity
	Inter-generational equity