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Development Policy as a Way to Manage Climate Change Risks (Climate Policy 8 (2), special issue, pp. 99–240)

Climate change is the greatest threat to development. To date, the formulation of climate policy has been conducted under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), largely detached from development policy. However, rising to the global challenge of climate change has enormous implications for both developing and developed countries – in terms of enabling communities to adapt to climate change; ensuring investment in sustainable development pathways that are resilient to climatic changes; and facilitating the transfer of knowledge, skills, and technology that are required globally. Development and climate policy now have the shared goals of delivering poverty alleviation in the face of