Research Article

Effects of Climate Finance on Risk Appraisal: A Study in the Southwestern Coast of Bangladesh

Table 4

Percentage of climate finance (CF) and nonclimate finance (non-CF) households who engaged in the adaptation measures.

GroupAdaptation measuresGroupsChi2 ( value)
CF (%)Non-CF (%)

HousingPlinth raising and reinforcement of housing78.864.28.82 (0.003)
Construction of new housing70.851.713.76 (<0.001)
Repair of damaged housing28.831.70.33 (0.568)
GardenHomestead gardening55.042.55.00 (0.025)
Community nursery11.30.8312.10 (<0.001)
Social forestry19.212.52.53 (0.112)
Agricultural land and cropsChanged crop varieties7.51.75.19 (0.023)
Changed crop patterns7.11.74.70 (0.030)
Changed irrigation management3.806.57 (0.037)
LivestockPoultry farming85.472.58.71 (0.003)
Duck farming70.858.35.63 (0.018)
Raised poultry housing53.838.37.61 (0.006)
Goat rearing35.819.210.53 (<0.001)
Cow rearing75.845.832.01 (<0.001)
Raised barn42.912.533.59 (<0.001)
Cow fattening30.42.537.43 (<0.001)
FisheriesChange in fish culture7.92.54.09 (0.043)
Safe waterInstallation of deep tube wells54.640.86.05 (0.014)
Elevated tube wells32.5300.23 (0.631)
Water storage tanks4.605.67 (0.017)
Access to power and fuel sourcesSolar systems60.8503.84 (0.050)
IGARickshaw/Thela5.89.21.38 (0.241)
Three-wheeler53.30.52 (0.469)
Trading/small business17.916.70.09 (0.769)

Source: Survey conducted under this study. Adaptation measures fully supported by climate finance; partial support from climate finance.