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INTEGRATING CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND NATURAL CAPITAL INTO MACROECONOMIC FRAMEWORKS AND

14 Oct 2024

Integrating Climate Adaptation and Natural Capital into Macroeconomic Frameworks and Debt Sustainability 5 SUMMARY OF THE DISCUSSION PAPER This paper lays out practical steps to reform The Fund’s GDP growth forecasts and the DSA the Fund’s key macroeconomic frameworks – do not adequately cover climate and nature its baseline GDP growth forecasts and the DSA. [...] In the Supplement, the Fund for the first time recognises the macroeconomic significance of climate change and investments in adaptation in the context of the DSA and its supporting GDP growth forecasts: Climate change risks – both long-term shifts Investments to increase resilience to climate in climate and sudden, extreme weather change and climate policies more broadly can events induced by cli. [...] In partnership forecasts and macroeconomic with country governments, the Fund should expand its GDP programming to include growth forecasts and macroeconomic programming to include the climate and nature risks and investments: country’s (i) climate and nature risks, (ii) the mitigating impact of climate and nature investments and policies (i.e. [...] 90% of estimated needs) In short, the climate change scenario captures the and largely offsets the impacts of climate change fiscal costs of climate change and the impact of and nature degradation on trend growth; and these fiscal costs on debt sustainability. [...] As discussed in the paper, these GDP include the Bank’s Country Climate and growth forecasts do not factor in the impact of Development Reports (CCDRs) and the Fund’s climate risks on growth, instead assuming the Climate Policy Diagnostics (CPDs), and supporting economy is evolving under stable environmental models such as the Bank’s MANAGE and the conditions.
Pages
27
Published in
United Kingdom

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