Harnessing opportunities for mitigation, adaptation and development in an effective manner may lead to 'triple wins' under CRD, though empirical evidence is extremely rare for such triple win strategies that address mitigation, adaptation and development in an effective manner . Integration of mitigation, adaptation and development is being initiated and operationalised through projects by several developing countries to achieve main national development priorities, such as poverty reduction, increased employment opportunities, energy security and transportation . Important follow-on questions are pressing social questions about how trade-offs are deliberated, who wins and loses and who decides . Likewise, the efficiency, effectiveness and feasibility trade-offs of climate policies must be considered  . Moreover, questions about co-benefits must consider the benefit- cost ratio of mitigative versus adaptive action for assets saved from
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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