Final Technical Report - weADAPT

Climate Risk Group - Climate condition under CO 2 = 540 ppm (normal & extreme condition)
100%
5.66
6.29
80%
10.06
12.58
22.92
30.21
14.88
28.10 27.27
37.06
22.32
30.36
13.64
25.00
% of Surveyed household
60%
40%
84.28
81.13
40.63
35.42
50.41
38.84 39.86
32.87
43.75
39.29
53.41
42.05
High Risk
Moderate Risk
Low risk
20%
36.46 34.38 34.71 33.06 32.87
30.07
33.93
30.36 32.95 32.95
0%
Lao PDR
(normal)
Lao PDR
(extreme)
Thailand
Zone 1
(normal)
Thailand
Zone 1
(extreme)
Thailand
Zone 2
(normal)
Thailand
Zone 2
(extreme)
Thailand
Zone 3
(normal)
Thailand
Zone 3
(extreme)
Thailand
Zone 4
(normal)
Thailand
Zone 4
(extreme)
Thailand
Zone 5
(normal)
Thailand
Zone 5
(extreme)
Figure 33: Structure of risk groups in each study site to impact of climate change – Climate condition at
CO 2 = 540 ppm
When compare to the baseline condition, the impact of climate change under
normal condition would cause almost one-fifth of the population in Lao PDR to be
vulnerable and more than half of the population would be vulnerable under the influence
of future extreme climate event coupled with climate change impact. However, in
Thailand the impact of climate change is favorable to some households in the study sites
and would make them to be less risky to climate impact, particularly in Zone 1. But the
positive impact of climate change cannot cover the influence of extreme climate event,
which causes large number of population, ranged from about 30% in Zone 1 to almost
50% in Zone 5, to be vulnerable.
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