Fig. 3: Vulnerability of (A) Food Sector (B) Ecosystem Services (C) Human Habitat (D) Health Sector (E) Water Sector (F) Infrastructure Sector—to climate change and its impacts.
From: Global adaptation readiness and income mitigate sectoral climate change vulnerabilities
From green to red denotes low to high vulnerability. The method of country-level data categorization was based on quantiles, used to capture continuous intervals with uniform distribution. A— mean: 0.57, min: 0.20, and max: 0.84 (N = 188); measured in scores, dimensionless. B—mean: 0.47, min: 0.22, and max: 0.74, (N = 181); measured in scores, dimensionless. C—mean: 0.50, min: 0.26, max: 0.75, (N = 178); measured in scores, dimensionless. D—mean: 0.46, min: 0.18, max: 0.84 (N = 188); measured in scores, dimensionless. E—mean: 0.33, min: 0.05, max: 0.69 (N = 177); measured in scores, dimensionless. F—mean: 0.37, min: 0.08, max: 0.79 (N = 152); measured in scores, dimensionless.
