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It reviews development plans and objectives, climate change risks and opportunities, and low-carbon transition considerations, then examines climate commitments, policies, and implementation capacity. The report outlines adaptation and mitigation actions at people-and-place level and reimagines energy system pathways, followed by macroeconomic outlook, development trajectories, climate hazards, and the transition to net zero by 2050. 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