Batool, SamaviaSaeed, Fahad2020-03-092020-03-092018-08http://hdl.handle.net/10625/58623Indicators of adaptive capacity, such as access to financial resources, diversified livelihoods and access to weather information play a major role in reducing vulnerability against climate change. In this study a mix of qualitative and quantitative methods were used to explore factors of vulnerability facing cotton farmers in semi-arid regions of Pakistan. Adaptive capacity is significant in determining the overall vulnerability at the household level.application/pdfenCOTTONCROP LOSSESCLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABILITYADAPTIVE CAPACITYSEMI-ARID REGIONSWEATHER FORECASTSACCESS TO INFORMATIONCLIMATE DATAFARMERSPAKISTANSOUTH ASIAUnpacking climate impacts and vulnerabilities of cotton farmers in Pakistan : a case study of two semi‑arid districtsJournal Article (peer-reviewed)