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Projected welfare losses could reach up to 12% of income per capita by 2050, with the poorest rural and coastal populations facing the largest impacts driven mainly by rising temperatures. It also emphasizes the need for structural transformation, climate-smart agriculture, clean energy access, resilient infrastructure, strengthened climate governance, and expanded climate finance to turn climate risks into development opportunities.","Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nKey messages  \nClimate Change is a Significant Threat to Togo's Development Trajectory:  \n• Climate change is already impacting the Togolese population, with more frequent and severe heat waves, unpredictable rainfall, and growing coastal erosion impacting livelihoods and economic activity.  \n• Impacts are projected to intensify, reaching an estimated loss in income per capita levels of up to 12 percent by 2050, with most severe welfare effects borne by poor populations in rural areas and along the coastline.  \n• Rising temperatures are expected to be a dominant driver of expected losses in welfare, followed by reduced yields for rainfed crops, slower human capital accumulation, and damages from more intense urban, coastal and inland flooding.  \nStructural Transformation is Crucial to Deliver More Inclusive and Resilient Growth:  \n• Reaching upper-middle-income status and reducing the national poverty rate below 10 percent by 2050 would require decisive efforts to raise Togo’s growth potential to at least 6 percent annually, which could prove challenging in the face of climate change.  \n• Such outcome would only be possible if job opportunities are scaled up in higher productivity activities and sectors, if human capital is strengthened and labor force participation is increased, with a focus on more vulnerable populations.  \n• This accelerated process of structural transformation could already help reduce projected climate change impacts by up to 20 percent, as a smaller share of the economy and the workforce would be directly exposed.  \nTurning Climate Challenges into Opportunities:  \n• A multi-pronged approach aimed at scaling up climate-smart agriculture solutions, accelerating access to clean and affordable energy, investing in in climate-resilient infrastructure and urban development could turn threats from climate change into new avenues for development.  \n• Better supporting and protecting human capital from climate shocks is also critical to stimulate faster development and match available skills with the demand of emerging sectors and technologies, including those needed to strengthen climate resilience.  \nStrengthening Climate Governance and Access to Finance:  \n• Togo should develop an ambitious and well-coordinated national strategy to address climate change and better integrate climate objectives and risks across public policies, including in public investment and debt management, as well as revenue mobilization strategies.  \n• Building capacity to leverage new climate financing instruments could open opportunities for additional public resources, while deepening the financial sector and developing green credit, insurance, and equity financing solutions will be critical to leverage private sector solutions.  \nIdentifying Priority Investments for a Climate-Conscious Development Strategy:  \n• Total investment needs identified in this report to support faster, more resilient and greener growth are estimated at about US$13 .9 billion in net present value over the next 25 years, amounting to 6.2 percent of GDP annually until 2035 , and 4.1 percent of GDP thereafter.  \n• Beyond their expected contribution to adaptation and mitigation efforts, these would have significant development co-benefits, contributing to faster growth and poverty reduction.  \n• Togo could initially prioritize low-cost, high-return investments with a strong role for the private sector, and boost allocative efficiency through governance reforms, while developing new revenue sources and improving access to climate financing instruments over time.  \nClimate change, structural transformation and the cost of inaction  \nTogo has achieved significant development gains over the last decade, but progress is still held back by slow structural transformation and a large urban-rural divide. 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