For example, adaptation benefits emerge from "good” development planning, whilst mitigation actions can provide energy access and security benefits and improve air quality and human health. Initiatives under the sustainability agenda emerging from the Rio+20 Summit, the post-2015 development goals and the three "Rio conventions” will need to be compatible, tightly inter-linked and mutually reinforcing. In recognising the links between environment and development, the new post-2015 development framework is expected to take the form of a set of Sustainable Development Goals (UNGA, 2013).1 The financing of these goals must be complementary to financing commitments under the Rio conventions to ensure co-ordinated action on development and the environment.