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It outlines how climate commitments can generate net economic gains while requiring major public and private investment and key policy reforms. The report connects climate risk management with growth, employment, and sectoral transition challenges, then proposes short-term “no-regret” priorities and a set of policy recommendations. 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Climate-related risks and opportunities for development .............................................. 20  \n1.1. Considerable development progress but macroeconomic and structural hurdles ......... 20  \n1.2. Notable (but uneven) successes in tackling environmental challenges.......................... 21  \n1.3. Significant climate-related challenges ............................................................................... 22  \n2. Climate commitments, policies, and capacities............................................................... 24  \n2.1. A growing set of climate documents................................................................................... 24  \n2.2. Public sector preparedness: improved but with serious gaps .......................................... 25  \n2.3. Private sector preparedness: progressing but uneven ..................................................... 26  \n3. Pathways toward resilience and decarbonization ............................................................ 28  \n3.1. Priorities to boost economy-wide resilience and adaptation ............................................ 28  \n3.1.1. Facilitate the adaptation of firms and people.......................................................................... 28  \n3.1.2. Adapt land use plans and protect critical public assets and services.................................... 31  \n3.1.3. Help firms and people manage residual risks and climate change impacts ......................... 34  \n3.1.4. Mainstream adaptation, resilience, and disaster risk finance in macrofiscal policies ................ 35  \n3.2. An illustrative pathway toward the 2053 net zero objective............................................. 37  \n3.2.1. Power: zero carbon electricity as the foundation for decarbonization ................................... 38  \n3.2.2. 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