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Document Cluster 1 · Understanding the Challenge Learning path · Step 4 Dec 1, 2025

Learning order 4: Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment

Training unit providing a structured overview of the climate system (atmosphere, oceans, cryosphere, biosphere and geosphere), climate variability and climate change, and the role of the IPCC and UNFCCC. It introduces hydrometeorological hazards in Africa, explains the IPCC AR6 risk concept, and describes how to assess climate risks, vulnerabilities, and adaptation and mitigation needs and prioritize options.

Climate finance landscape Climate rationale Academia/Research Government Multilateral/Donor Africa English

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