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All queries on rights and licenses should be addressed to World Bank Publications, The World Bank, 1818 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20433, USA; e-mail: [pubrights@worldbank.org](pubrights@worldbank.org).  \nTable of Contents  \nAcknowledgements ..............................................................................................................4  \nAbbreviations and Acronyms................................................................................................4  \nExecutive Summary..............................................................................................................8  \nAction Area 1: Greening the Mining Industry and Supporting Low Emissions, Resilient Infrastructure ............................................................................................................................. 13  \nAction Area 2: Supporting Conservation Agriculture, Landscape Restoration, Food and Water Security ...................................................................................................................................... 14  \nAction Area 3: Protecting and Growing Human Capital............................................................. 15  \n‘No-regrets’ Climate Actions are Low-cost and Could Help Shift Zimbabwe to an Upper Middle Income G","cbCainM8CjMnJRoI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainM8CjMnJRoI","pdf",1741375,5,1,76,"English","en",105,"# Acknowledgements\n# Abbreviations and Acronyms\n# Executive Summary\n# Action Area 1: Greening the Mining Industry and Supporting Low Emissions, Resilient Infrastructure\n# Action Area 2: Supporting Conservation Agriculture, Landscape Restoration, Food and Water Security\n# Action Area 3: Protecting and Growing Human Capital\n# ‘No-regrets’ Climate Actions are Low-cost and Could Help Shift Zimbabwe to an Upper Middle Income Growth Path\n# 1. Zimbabwe’s Development in a Changing Climate\n## 1.1. Current Context and Development Priorities\n## 1.2. Risks from Climate Change and Natural Hazards\n## 1.3. Risks and Opportunities for a Low-carbon Growth Path\n# 2. Zimbabwe’s Climate Policies and Commitments\n## 2.1. Commitments to Adaptation and Low Emissions Development\n## 2.2. Institutional Arrangements for Climate Change Management\n## 2.3. Ways to Strengthen Institutions, Policies and Markets in Order to Deliver More Ambitious Commitments\n# 3. Sector Development Priorities for a Resilient and Low-carbon Future\n## 3.1. Greening the Mining Industry and Supporting Low Emissions, Resilient Infrastructure\n## 3.2. Resilient Agriculture, Landscape Restoration, Food and Water Security\n## 3.3. 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