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Understanding the climate change adaptation policy landscape in South Africa
ABSTRACT Climate change is a key socioeconomic and environmental concern in South Africa. The South African government introduced several climate change initiatives to address the impacts of climate change, resulting in the proliferation of climate adaptation policies across spheres of government. T
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