Madagascar's human capital is highly vulnerable to climate change, with around 25% of the population living in areas prone to droughts, cyclones, or floods. These regions also suffer from low levels of human capital, including high malnutrition rates, limited access to health and education, and minimal social protection. Climate shocks significantly reduce household consumption, cause asset loss, and deepen poverty, especially in the poorest households...
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Country Climate and Development Report
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Madagascar - Country Climate and Development Report : Human Capital for Madagascar - Background Note
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Madagascar - Country Climate and Development Report : Human Capital for Madagascar - Background Note (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099120524094517351