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Join the conversation on our new Climate Change Action Plan

Join the conversation on our new Climate Change Action Plan Image [May 19, 2021: Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts on the Climate Change Action Plan both here and by email. We are going through your feedback in detail and will have an update in the next few days.] Climate change is a defining challenge of our generation. It is already upending development gains of the past decades, deepening poverty and exacerbating inequality. That is why the World Bank Group is raising its ambition and committing to doing more than ever in its new Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP). Highlights of our new Climate Change Action Plan were presented to our Board on April 1, 2021 and were the subject of a statement by World Bank Group President David Malpass on April 2. We have already received a lot of feedback on the plan from countries, civil society, and climate experts and, based on all the interest from around the world, we are sharing a slide deck that summarizes the new CCAP. We

COVID-19 shock offers a historic opportunity for a green and just transition

Image The COVID-19 crisis has caused enormous loss of human life and triggered economic devastation of unprecedented proportions. However, in responding to the crisis, we have an opportunity to build back in a way that can tackle the mounting threat of climate change and environmental degradation.   Globally, the last seven years have been the hottest on record and the concentration of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere spiked to a record high recently. Rising temperatures pose a fundamental threat to growth, stability, and poverty reduction, which is why climate change is not just an environmental problem; it is an economic one.

Don t want to arrest economy : Sitharaman says govt won t go for lockdowns in a big way

Story Don t want to arrest economy : Sitharaman says govt won t go for lockdowns in a big way Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said the government will not go for lockdowns as they don t want to arrest the economy BusinessToday.In | April 14, 2021 | Updated 09:07 IST Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said the government will not go for full lockdown as a measure to tackle the second COVID-19 wave and only rely on measures like local containment zones. In a virtual meeting with World Bank Group President David Malpass, the Union Minister noted the effects of the lockdown on the industry as well as the economy.

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