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Mitigation efforts that reduce greenhouse gas emissions are treated as key global public goods, while adaptation actions can cut deaths and negative externalities such as hunger, migration, conflict, and trade protectionism. The document frames the need for diagnostics, prioritization, incentives, and policy coordination to scale climate finance effectively.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nACHIEVING CLIMATE AND DEVELOPMENT GOALS: THE FINANCING QUESTION  \nThe World Bank Group  \nOctober 5th, 2022  \nContents  \nExecutive Summary .................................................................................................. i  \nIntroduction ................................................................................................. 1  \nAssessing Climate Finance Needs and the Financing Gap ............................................................................ 2  \nWhy is the Climate Financing Gap so Wide in LICs and MICs? .....................................................................4  \nThe Central Role of Adequate Policies and Impactful Projects..................................................................... 6  \nThe Role of Private Sector and International Development Partners ........................................................ 10  \nPrivate sector: Take well-structured risks........................................................................................... 10  \nInternational development partners: Make available resources commensurate with the needs .....12  \nHow Will the WBG Support a Scale up in Climate Finance? ....................................................................... 13  \nConclusion and Issues for Discussion ............................................................................................... 19  \nReferences ............................................................................................... 21  \nList of Boxes and Figures  \nBoxes  \nBox 1: Global public goods (GPGs) ................................................................................................. 2  \nBox 2: Not all climate finance needs are created equal ...............................................................................4  \nBox 3: Examples of actions taken by policymakers....................................................................................... 9  \nBox 4: Chile’s sovereign sustainability-linked bonds (SSLBs) ...................................................................... 10  \nBox 5: How an impactful IDA climate adaptation project enabled private sector investments in Senegal 13  \nBox 6: The WBG GRID approach and Climate Change Action Plan 2021-2025 (CCAP) ............................... 14  \nBox 7: The Scaling up Climate Action by Lowering Emissions (SCALE) Partnership.................................... 15  \nBox 8: Delivering impactful projects at scale – the Scaling Solar program example .................................. 16  \nBox 9: Putting it together to innovate – combining CCDR findings, policy work, lending, and results-based finance to enable and mobilize private climate finance.......................................................................................... 19  \nFigures  \nFigure 1: Climate finance flows to LICs and MICs, 2019-2020 average ($ billion) ........................................3  \nFigure 2: Typology of investors’ risk and reward profiles ........................................................................... 11  \nList of Acronyms and Abbreviations  \nCAT-DDOs Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Options  \nCCAP Climate Change Action Plan  \nCCDR Country Climate and Development Reports  \nCERCs Contingent Emergency Response Components  \nCPAT Carbon Pricing Assessment Tool  \nDFIs Development Finance Institutions  \nEAP East Asia and the Pacific  \nEMDEs Emerging Market and Developing Economies  \nEPC Engineering, Procurement and Construction  \nFIF Financial Intermediary Funds  \nFSAP Financial Sector Assessment Program  \nFSB Financial Stability Board  \nGDP Gross Domestic Product  \nGHGs Greenhouse Gases  \nGPGs Global Public Goods  \nGRID Green, Resilient and Inclusive Development  \nIFC International Finance Corporation  \nInfraSAP Infrastructure Sector Assessment Program  \nIPCC Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change  \nJ-CAP Joint Capital Market Program  \nKPIs Key Perfor","cbCaik1LFbzA76Pd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik1LFbzA76Pd","pdf",791357,4,1,27,"English","en",105,"# Executive Summary\n# Introduction\n# Assessing Climate Finance Needs and the Financing Gap\n# Why is the Climate Financing Gap so Wide in LICs and MICs?\n# The Central Role of Adequate Policies and Impactful Projects\n# The Role of Private Sector and International Development Partners\n## Private sector: Take well-structured risks\n## International development partners: Make available resources commensurate with the needs\n# How Will the WBG Support a Scale up in Climate Finance?\n# Conclusion and Issues for Discussion\n# References","[{\"question\":\"Why does climate action remain critical in the current context described in the document?\",\"answer\":\"Climate change impacts development and people in multiple ways, and overlapping crises make sustained climate action essential. 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