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climate change mitigation activities in the country. Further, the growing
need for a specialized journal and literature reviews is increasingly felt
for spearheading the developmental agenda. The common good demands
solidarity with the poor who are often without the resources and face many
problems, including the potential impacts of climate change. It is also rec-
ommended that awareness campaigns/programs regarding climate change
and formation of groups/communities with a larger access through ICTs
and media to be introduced for better preparedness.
KEYWORDS
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Action
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Climate Change
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ICTs
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Mitigation
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Perception
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Planning
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