The core story is unchanged, but the current version sharpens the framing around repeated climate shocks and adds a clearer mental-health dimension from the South Korean clinical study. It also slightly broadens the service implications by emphasizing social-protection systems alongside health, education, and water/sanitation.

The core UNICEF finding is unchanged, but the framing has been tightened: the current version adds UNICEF’s 2026 report label and shifts the emphasis toward resilience in public services and infrastructure. It also incorporates the South Korean mental-health study more directly into the story of climate-related distress and resilience.