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<strong>Desktop</strong> <strong>Study</strong> Stage 3 recognizes the regional, national and local level studies and its significance of promoting climate change adaptation in building significant sectoral activities. Many of these pilot and research based studies are focused on technical assistance and knowledge management activities, whereas, some are meant to assess both social and economic aspects of the issues with and without climate change scenarios. Communication, public awareness and outreach efforts further underline the facts of institutional, policy, technical level gaps to the current factual state and future directions. Stage 4 builds on stage 3 to further sectoral research and national climate change adaptation strategies, policies and regulatory framework to mainstream the process as developmental agenda at country level in the five years developmental plans and beyond. An analysis of stage 4 helps understand the current engagement process to assess the goals and contextualization of the issues among various stakeholder agencies to document expectations. Synthesizing this stage, a series of gaps emerged that are not climate impacts, but developmental challenges to build a sustainable process that includes adaptation. Therefore, through this exercise, in stage 5, prioritization of the issues are undertaken and challenges that need to be overcome in view of the formulation and implementation of a successful climate change adaptation activities are identified. 12
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