Correction: Nature-based solutions for climate adaptation in small island developing states: a systematic review

The governance data for one of the 53 interventions reviewed in this study was missed in the final analysis and write-up. The error does not affect any of the conclusions drawn or inferences made from the paper, nor is it related to the key findings of the study, but it does require amendment to some of the values presented in Section 3.1.3. on Governance Type. We have re-run the calculations with the missing data included and it affects the reported % involvement in governance, as follows:• National Government/Agency: 34% → 36% A correction has been made to the section 3.1.3. on Governance Type:"Governance structures were diverse, with national governments or agencies reportedly involved in 36% of projects, community-driven initiatives in 30%, and international development organizations and research institutions in 28% and 26%, respectively. International governments (15%), international environmental organizations (11%), and local NGOs (11%) participated less frequently. Local government and national development or environmental organizations featured in 4% of projects, and private sector engagement, at both local and international levels, was limited (2 and 4%). Governance was often multiscalar, involving multiple governance drivers.Community and stakeholder participation characterized most interventions: 72% (38) demonstrated active involvement in decision-making or implementation, 4% were passive (informing but not engaging communities), 18% unclear, and 6% reported none. However, only 26% of interventions explicitly targeted poor or disadvantaged communities."