International climate adaptation assistance: Assessing public support in Switzerland

PLOS ONE | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0317344 February 12, 2025 21 / 26 PLOS ONE Support for adaptation assistance in Switzerland S9 Table. Interaction with income. (PDF) S10 Fig. Interaction with immigrant language. (PDF) S11 Table. Interaction with immigrant language. (PDF) S12 Fig. Interaction with culture. (PDF) S13 Table. Interaction with culture. (PDF) S14 Fig. Interaction with Swiss pride. (PDF) S15 Table. Interaction with Swiss pride. (PDF) S16 Fig. Interaction with the experimental benchmarking. (PDF) S17 Table. Interaction the with experimental benchmarking. (PDF) S18 Table. Interaction with Swiss trade. (PDF) S19 Table. Interaction with UN Security Council votes. (PDF) S20 Fig. Average Marginal Interaction Effect (AMIE). (PDF) S21 Table. Fifty treatment combinations with the highest treatment effect. (PDF) S22 Table. Fifty treatment combinations with the lowest treatment effect. (PDF) S23 Fig. Interaction with the left-right political spectrum. (PDF) S24 Table. Interaction with the left-right political spectrum. (PDF) Acknowledgments We are grateful to Isabelle Stadelmann, Karin Ingold, Vally Koubi, Stefano Jud, Quynh Nguyen, Tim Büthe, Sungmin Rho, and Lena Shaffer for feedback at different stages of this project. Author contributions Conceptualization: Liliana Andonova, Agnese Zucca, Nives Dolšak, Aseem Prakash. Data curation: Agnese Zucca, Simon Montfort. Formal analysis: Simon Montfort.