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Development and climate: merging policy agendas? Discussion paper
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ECN
Policy Studies
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1-11-2010
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ECN-B--10-020
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Book
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17
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Abstract:
In recent years, the international climate and development agenda have increasingly been discussed jointly. This discussion paper aims to outline the issues that surround the two agendas. It gives a brief history of the development debate, and its relations to the international climate negotiations, and investigates actual interactions, including synergies and discrepancies. The paper concludes with a list of questions, i.e. whether there is a strong enough rationale for further merging the agendas, and second, for those areas where merging seems appropriate, how this could happen.
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