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Yemen Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) is a World Bank Group core analytical product that links climate change diagnostics with development priorities. It applies a customized set of tools and approaches for Yemen and is designed to inform related World Bank Group reports, engagements, and operations. The report is a collaborative effort across the World Bank, IFC, and MIGA, supported through the Yemen Resilience, Recovery, and Reconstruction Trust Fund, and it highlights high-impact policy areas at the climate-development intersection.

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CategoryResearch & Report

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Pages108

Reading Time4 h 32 min

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Executive Summary

1. Development, Conflict and Climate Context

2. Climate Commitments, Policies and Engagement

3. Pillars of a Climate Resilient Development

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FAQs

What is the CCDR for Yemen?

The Yemen CCDR is a World Bank Group core analytical product integrating climate change and development diagnostics tailored to Yemen’s context.

Who contributes to the Yemen CCDR?

The report is produced collaboratively by the World Bank, IFC, and MIGA, supported by the Yemen Resilience, Recovery, and Reconstruction Trust Fund.

How is the Yemen CCDR intended to be used?

CCDRs typically feed into other World Bank Group reports and operations to highlight high-impact policy priorities and support financing for identified actions.

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