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Table 1.

Indicators of sensitivity, exposure and adaptive capacity used for computing vulnerability index.

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Fig 1.

Prevalence of various nutritional status indicators among children aged five or below.

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Table 2.

Unadjusted percentage and adjusted odds ratio predicting the nutritional status of children by the degree of climate vulnerability, India.

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Table 3.

Moran’s I and Geary’s C values assessing degree of autocorrelation in degree of vulnerability and nutrition status of children.

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Table 4.

Expected percentage gain/reduction in nutritional status of children within and across districts by degree of vulnerability estimated using spatial autoregressive model.

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Fig 2.

Bivariate LISA-based maps highlighting hotspots and coldspots in spatial correlation between the degree of vulnerability and child malnutrition.

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Table 5.

Number of districts by state which have child malnutrition levels higher than India average in districts categorized as “high” or “very high” in degree of vulnerability.

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