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- Updated technical screening criteria for 70 climate change mitigation and 68 climate change adaptation activities, including criteria for do no significant harm to other environmental objectives.
- An updated methodology section to support the recommendations on the technical screening criteria.
The TEG has also prepared excel tools to help users of the Taxonomy to implement it in their own activities.
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