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Economics of Climate Adaptation

Using Climate Economy Modelling to integrate climate risks into long-term economic and adaptation planning

Economics of Climate Adaptation

Using Climate Economy Modelling to integrate climate risks into long-term economic and adaptation planning

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E3.kz Model Handbook
This Handbook provides a detailed description of the macro-econometric (dynamic) input-output e3.kz (“energy-economy-emissions”) model in Kazakhstan. It serves as a manual for model builders and model users, and aims to support the active work with the e3.kz model. The model was developed as part of a Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) global project in Kazakhstan through The Institute of Economic Structures Research (GWS) and in cooperation with the Economic Research Institute (ERI).
Handbook on Macroeconomic Modelling for Climate Resilience
This Handbook provides guidance for designing and implementing technical assistance on macroeconomic modelling to support climate resilient economic development in partner countries. It introduces macroeconomic modelling as an instrument to assess the economy-wide impacts of climate hazards, adaptation, and mitigation measures. The Handbook demonstrates how the results can inform key planning documents such as national adaptation plans (NAPs), nationally determined contributions (NDCs), (low emission) long-term strategies and other national development plans. The recommendations reflect learnings from two projects implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) in Algeria, Georgia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Nigeria, Uganda and Vietnam.
The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action – Compendium of Practice: GIZ contribution
This contribution to the Compendium of Practice by The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action showcases the GIZ approach to enable partners to independently model the economic impacts of climate change and translate results into policy advice. The Compendium of Practice brings together over 130 practical contributions from 70-plus institutions, showcasing how Ministries of Finance and their partners are tackling key climate policy challenges through applied tools, modeling approaches, and capacity-building strategies.

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