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It outlines how climate impacts worsen poverty, magnify disaster-driven economic losses, and elevate risks for Small Island Developing States and fragile, conflict-affected settings. With emissions contributions limited but harm disproportionately high, the policy agenda prioritizes adaptation and resilience, supported by a commitment to ensure at least 50% of climate finance targets adaptation alongside ongoing mitigation.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nIDA20 SPECIAL THEME: CLIMATE CHANGE  \nJune 11, 2021  \nACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal Year (FY) = July 1 to June 30 All dollar amounts are US dollars  \nASI  \nASP  \nCBD  \nCCAP  \nCCDR  \nCIF  \nCOP  \nCPF  \nCSF  \nDPO  \nESMAP  \nFCS  \nFCV  \nGEF  \nGHG  \nGW  \nGWh  \nICT  \nIDA  \nIEA  \nIFC  \nIPF  \nAvoid, Shift, and Improve Adaptive Social Protection Convention on Biological Diversity Climate Change Action Plan Country Climate and Development Report  \nClimate Investment Funds Conference of the Parties Country Partnership Framework Climate Support Facility Development Policy Operations Energy Sector Management Assistance Program  \nFragile and Conflict-affected Situations  \nFragility, Conflict & Violence Global Environment Facility Greenhouse gas  \nGigawatt  \nGigawatt hour  \nInformation and communications technology  \nInternational Development Association  \nInternational Energy Agency International Finance Corporation Investment Project Financing  \nIFC  \nJET  \nLICs  \nLTS  \nLULUCF  \nMDBs  \nMIGA  \nMSMEs  \nNbS  \nNBSAP  \nNDC  \nPSW  \nRE  \nREDD+  \nSCD  \nSDGs  \nSIDS  \nUNFCCC  \nWBG  \nInternational Finance Corporation Jobs and Economic Transformation Low-Income Countries  \nLong-Term Strategies  \nLand use, land-use change and forestry  \nMultilateral Development Banks Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency  \nMicro, small, and medium enterprises  \nNature Based Solutions  \nNational Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plan  \nNationally Determined Contribution Private Sector Window Renewable energy  \nReducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation  \nSystematic Country Diagnosis Sustainable Development Goals Small Island Developing States United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change World Bank Group  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY ....................................................................................................... i  \nI. INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................1  \nA. Climate and a Green Future ............................................................................................. 1  \nB. Climate and an Inclusive Future.......................................................................................2  \nC. Climate and a Resilient Future .........................................................................................3  \nII. PROGRESS UNDER IDA19 AND LESSONS LEARNED ...............................................4  \nA. Progress Under IDA19 ....................................................................................................4  \nB. Lessons Learned ..............................................................................................................7  \nIII. WAY FORWARD AND PROPOSED POLICY ACTIONS .............................................9  \nA. Proposed Climate Change Policy Commitments ............................................................ 12  \nIV. ISSUES FOR DISCUSSION.............................................................................................20  \nREFERENCES........................................................................................................................21  \nLIST OF ANNEXES  \nAnnex 1. Proposed IDA20 and Status of IDA19 Commitments .................................................23  \nTABLE OF FIGURES, TABLES AND BOXES  \nTables  \nTable ES. 1. Proposed Objectives and Policy Commitments for IDA20..................................... iii  \nFigures  \nFigure 2. 1. IDA Climate Finance, FY16-FY20 ...........................................................................5  \nFigure 2. 2. Transition of Climate Change Policy Commitments from IDA19 to IDA20 ..............9  \nBoxes  \nBox 3. 1. The Paris Agreement and Alignment.......................................................................... 13  \nBox 3. 2. Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) .................................","cbCainzKzlkgB4cc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainzKzlkgB4cc","pdf",932995,1,31,"English","en",105,"# Executive Summary\n## Introduction\n## Climate and a Green Future\n## Climate and an Inclusive Future\n## Climate and a Resilient Future\n# Progress Under IDA19 and Lessons Learned\n## Progress Under IDA19\n## Lessons Learned\n# Way Forward and Proposed Policy Actions\n## Proposed Climate Change Policy Commitments\n# Issues for Discussion\n# References","[{\"question\":\"Why is climate change treated as a central issue for IDA countries in IDA20?\",\"answer\":\"Climate impacts undermine development gains and disproportionately affect the poorest and most vulnerable. 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