Due to structural socio-environmental factors strongly influenced by poverty and the various social asymmetries characteristic of the country, which are added to the particular vulnerability of our various ecosystems, Peru is one of the countries most vulnerable to these effects. According to the current National Strategy for Climate Change17, Peru has seven of the nine characteristics recognized by the UNFCCC to qualify countries particularly vulnerable to climate change: i) low-lying coastal areas; ii) arid and semi-arid zones; iii) areas exposed to floods, droughts and desertification; iv) fragile mountain ecosystems; v) disaster-prone areas; vi) areas with high urban air pollution; and, vii) present an economy dependent on the income generated by the production and use of fossil fuels.
areas; vi) areas with high urban
Which Sector forms part of global climate change adaptation sector ?