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== Abstract ==
  
This internal background paper has been prepared to help inform the 2010 environment strategy with respect to a proposed way forward on use of country systems. The World Bank Group environment strategy is built on three pillars: leveraging natural resources for growth and poverty reduction; managing the environmental risks to growth and development; and transforming growth paths. As part of its exploration of these three pillars, the strategy considers the question of environmental co-benefits of climate change actions. In particular, it poses the question of potential trade-offs between actions to address climate change and other local and regional environmental priorities, and considers how to maximize co-benefits arising from climate action. The primary objective of this background paper is to assess the potential for climate change mitigation and adaptation actions to provide environmental co-benefits, particularly in the quality of environmental media, flow of ecosystem services, and maintenance of biodiversity. To accomplish this, the paper is organized in five sections: section one gives provision of an organizing framework to identify and classify potential co-benefits; section two gives summary of the external literature on co-benefits; section three gives review of examples from the World Bank portfolio; section four presents initial thoughts on creation of enabling conditions for co-benefit provision; and section five gives review of implications for the environment strategy.
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This internal background paper has been             prepared to help inform the 2010 environment strategy with             respect to a proposed way forward on use of country systems.             The World Bank Group environment strategy is built on three             pillars: leveraging natural resources for growth and poverty             reduction; managing the environmental risks to growth and             development; and transforming growth paths. As part of its             exploration of these three pillars, the strategy considers             the question of environmental co-benefits of climate change             actions. In particular, it poses the question of potential             trade-offs between actions to address climate change and             other local and regional environmental priorities, and             considers how to maximize co-benefits arising from climate             action. The primary objective of this background paper is to             assess the potential for climate change mitigation and             adaptation actions to provide environmental co-benefits,             particularly in the quality of environmental media, flow of             ecosystem services, and maintenance of biodiversity. To             accomplish this, the paper is organized in five sections:             section one gives provision of an organizing framework to             identify and classify potential co-benefits; section two             gives summary of the external literature on co-benefits;             section three gives review of examples from the World Bank             portfolio; section four presents initial thoughts on             creation of enabling conditions for co-benefit provision;             and section five gives review of implications for the             environment strategy.
  
 
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Abstract

This internal background paper has been prepared to help inform the 2010 environment strategy with respect to a proposed way forward on use of country systems. The World Bank Group environment strategy is built on three pillars: leveraging natural resources for growth and poverty reduction; managing the environmental risks to growth and development; and transforming growth paths. As part of its exploration of these three pillars, the strategy considers the question of environmental co-benefits of climate change actions. In particular, it poses the question of potential trade-offs between actions to address climate change and other local and regional environmental priorities, and considers how to maximize co-benefits arising from climate action. The primary objective of this background paper is to assess the potential for climate change mitigation and adaptation actions to provide environmental co-benefits, particularly in the quality of environmental media, flow of ecosystem services, and maintenance of biodiversity. To accomplish this, the paper is organized in five sections: section one gives provision of an organizing framework to identify and classify potential co-benefits; section two gives summary of the external literature on co-benefits; section three gives review of examples from the World Bank portfolio; section four presents initial thoughts on creation of enabling conditions for co-benefit provision; and section five gives review of implications for the environment strategy.

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http://documents.vsemirnyjbank.org/curated/ru/316831468333057159/Assessing-the-environmental-co-benefits-of-climate-change-actions,
http://documents.albankaldawli.org/curated/ar/316831468333057159/Assessing-the-environmental-co-benefits-of-climate-change-actions,
http://documents.shihang.org/curated/zh/316831468333057159/Assessing-the-environmental-co-benefits-of-climate-change-actions,
https://elibrary.worldbank.org/doi/book/10.1596/27605,
https://www.scipedia.com/public/Hamilton_Akbar_2010a,
https://academic.microsoft.com/#/detail/280212442
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