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docs/climate-risk.md

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 The analysis relies on **CMIP6** data for modeling into the future, and takes into account four climate change scenarios, referred to as Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) in CMIP6. These pathways cover the range of possible future scenarios of anthropogenic drivers of climate change by accounting for various future greenhouse gas emission trajectories, as well as a specific focus on carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration trajectories (IPCC 2021b).
 
-Guidance for aligned scenario selection is provided by the shared [**CCDR Global Climate Scenarios note**](CCDR_notes/CCDR Global Climate Scenarios.pdf).
+Guidance for aligned scenario selection is provided by the shared [**CCDR Global Climate Scenarios note**](https://github.com/GFDRR/CCDR-tools/blob/main/docs/CCDR_notes/CCDR%20Global%20Climate%20Scenarios.pdf).
 
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home.md

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-This documentation specifically reflects the approches and methods adopted for the CCDR disaster risk screening following the [**CCDR guidance note**](docs/CCDR_notes/CCDR Tools and Approaches.pdf). They are based on the most typical DRM framework, yet there are many alternative approaches that could be adopted for similar purposes.
+This documentation specifically reflects the approches and methods adopted for the CCDR disaster risk screening following the [**CCDR guidance note**](https://github.com/GFDRR/CCDR-tools/blob/main/docs/CCDR_notes/CCDR%20Tools%20and%20Approaches.pdf). They are based on the most typical DRM framework, yet there are many alternative approaches that could be adopted for similar purposes.
 Also note that our tools are not expected to reflect all existing risk perspectives and dimensions, rather producing standardised risk indicators.
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