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A more advance strategy is needed in science communication and dissemination of future climate modelling and uptake of valuable finding to inform policy
and community. This will be particularly useful to serve as a basis for monitoring
and evaluation of Paris Agreement transparency mechanism and SDGs targets and
indicators implementation.
We argued that projection is one of the highly important tools; however, largely
reliable at the global scale rather than regional or national scale. To leverage understanding of high climate variability and change, it is important to raise self-awareness
on adaptation to its impact, including future disasters.
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