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Chapter 1 : Climate-Related Risks, and Opportunities for Development
1.1. A Growth Model with Signs of Exhaustion
1.2. Climate-Development Nexus
1.2.1. Water Scarcity and Drought
1.2.2. Floods
1.2.3. Decarbonization
1.3 Toward a New Development Model
Chapter 2 : Morocco’s Climate Commitments, Policies and Capacities
2.1. An Ambitious Set of Policies and Strategies
2.2. Remaining Institutional Coordination Limitations
2.3. The Private Sector and Civil Society: Upping their Games But Still Facing Barriers
Chapter 3 : Sectoral Policies for a Resilient and Low-Carbon Morocco
3.1. Tackling Water Scarcity and Droughts
3.1.1. A Threat to Long-Term Development
3.1.2. Policy Options for Tackling Water Scarcity and Droughts
3.2 Enhancing Resilience to Floods
3.2.1. Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Investment Options
3.2.2. Alternative Disaster Risk Financing (DRF) Schemes
3.3. Decarbonizing the Economy
3.3.1 Identification of the Decarbonization Pathway
3.3.2. Policy Options for the Decarbonization Pathway
3.3.3. Macroeconomic Impacts of the Decarbonization Pathway
3.3.4. Impacts on Jobs
Chapter 4 : Structural, Macroeconomic, and Financial Policies for a Resilient and Low-Carbon Morocco
4.1. Maximizing Private-Sector Participation
4.1.1. Private Sector Development Policies
4.1.2. Greening the Financial System
4.2. Fiscal Policies
4.2.1. Fiscal Revenue Mobilization
4.2.2. Public Financial Management
4.3. Ensuring Financial Stability
Chapter 5 : Principles for Pursuing a Resilient and Low-Carbon Pathway
Principle #1 : Adopt a “Whole-of-Government” Approach
Principle #2 : Protect the Most Vulnerable
Principle #3 : Strengthen the System of Climate Information and Analysis
Principle #4 : Unleash InnovationPrinciple #5 : Stakeholder Engagement