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Resilience through Pathway Specificity for Managing Climate Shocks. A Review of Evidence from East Africa.
The study systematically reviews and synthesizes 74 empirical studies from East Africa, covering Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Somaliland. Using study-level, asset-based thresholds and other complementary indicators, the findings identify that household resilience is non-linear and requires targeted
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