WFP's Climate Risk Management initiatives integrate weather index insurance, early warning systems, and adaptive livelihoods support to help vulnerable communities anticipate, absorb, and recover from climate-related shocks, enhancing food security and building long-term _____ to climate change.
- vulnerability
- resilience
- dependence
- isolation
Answer: resilience
Climate risk management shifts from reactive relief to proactive preparedness. Index insurance provides rapid payouts after droughts or floods; early warnings enable pre-positioning of aid; adaptive livelihoods (e.g., drought-tolerant crops) reduce exposure. Together, they break the cycle of climate vulnerability and poverty.