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# What’s missing?

Considering the types of information deemed relevant to address climate change and the types of information currently available in the public domain through global, regional, or national sources, we see a need for increased awareness of data collection and publication efforts, as well as greater availability/synergies of a wider set of environmental and socio-economic information to better understand:

* the demographic, socio-economic and technological factors driving GHG emissions and vulnerability to climate impacts;
* the adaptive capacity of different sectors of the economy and of society;
* the likely impacts of climate change on marginalized groups and its effects on existing inequalities and other social and economic challenges (e.g. gender-disaggregated data);
* the effects of policies and programs on GHG emissions and climate preparedness.


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