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It also covers results measurement, learning and knowledge, operationalization, reporting, and a pipeline of next steps, with annexes mapping energy access, efficiency, renewables and network integration, and utility performance.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \n[left intentionally blank]  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n1 The global energy challenge............................................................................................................. 1  \n2 A global program commensurate with global ambition .................................................................... 2  \n2.1 Results areas ............................................................................................................................ 2  \n2.2 Cross-cutting priorities ............................................................................................................. 3  \n2.3 Scaling up investment and results ............................................................................................ 4  \n2.4 World Bank Group approach for more than the sum of its parts............................................... 5  \n3 An approach with the capacity to scale ............................................................................................ 6  \n3.1 Expanding programmatic engagements.................................................................................... 7  \n3.2 Knowledge partnerships to boost client capacity and deliver solutions................................... 10  \n3.3 Targeted concessional finance to address global public goods and affordability ..................... 12  \nRationale for concessionality.......................................................................................................... 12  \nSources of concessionality .............................................................................................................. 13  \n4 Results and Program Management ................................................................................................ 15  \n4.1 Measuring Results, Learning, and Knowledge ......................................................................... 15  \n4.2 Operationalization ................................................................................................................. 16  \n4.3 Indicative Pipeline and Next Steps .......................................................................................... 17  \n4.4 Reporting ............................................................................................................................... 17  \nANNEX 1: World Bank Group in Energy Access....................................................................................... 18  \nANNEX 2: World Bank Group in Energy Efficiency .................................................................................. 19  \nANNEX 3: World Bank Group in 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