Some sectors-such as agriculture, forestry, energy-are found to have more potential for CRD synergies than others, although trade- offs are also identified. CSA, carbon-forestry programmes and the water-energy-climate nexus show trade-offs across levels and sectors with identified winners and losers  . Mitigation can be designed to provide opportunities for enhanced adaptation with comparable co-benefits, even while adaptation portfolios can maximise co-benefits around sustainable resource management that reduce emissions . Climate policy integration can be considered as the integration of multiple policy objectives, governance arrangements and policy processes of climate change mitigation and adaptation along with other policy domains , as well as sector policies integrating climate change adaptation and mitigation . Integrating climate policies may require balancing multiple sectoral goals, such as REDD+ projects, CSA, water sector strategies, national policies on climate change and national conservation plans . Within the scientific discourse, increasing attention is given to the question of the synergies and mismatches between mitigation and adaptation policies.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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