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Climate Change Risk & Adaptation

Embedding Climate Risk in Enterprise Risk Assessment

Project details coming soon

 

Previous Resources

2010 Coastal Councils – Adaptation Plan

This report identifies regionally common risks arising from climate change for coastal councils in the Hunter, Central and Lower North Coast region of NSW. These include Greater Taree, Great Lakes, Port Stephens, Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Wyong and Gosford Councils. The report identifies regional opportunities for collaboration across these councils for responding to climate change. Download Here

2010 Rural Councils – Adaptation Plan

This report identifies regionally common risks arising from climate change for rural councils in the Hunter, Central and Lower North Coast region of NSW. These include Cessnock, Dungog, Gloucester, Greater Taree, Maitland, Muswellbrook, Singleton, and Upper Hunter councils. The report builds on the adaptation actions previously identified by individual councils by identifying regional opportunities for collaboration across these councils for responding to climate change. Download Here

2012 Decision Support for Coastal Adaptation: The Kit

This kit provides a practical resource for Council staff determining decisions or work plans for coastal areas. The kit includes:

  • The Handbook
  • The Workbook
  • Literature Review & Consultation Paper
  • Discussion Paper
  • Fact Sheet
Other projects

Disaster Adaptation Planning

Environmental Sustainability and Resilience has been identified as one of the six key regional themes in the Hunter JO Strategic Plan 2035. The Hunter is

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Roadside Marker Field Guides and Marker Post Stickers Kit

These Field Guides apply to road related works and activities within significant roadside environments identified by the Regional Roadside Environment Marker Scheme (Hunter and Central

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Climate Change Impact Resources

See below a selection of previous Hunter JO climate change impact reports, toolkits and resources.    Projected Climate Variability HCCREMS Region This report provides the

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Water Sensitive Urban Design

2007 Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) for catchments above wetlands Final report of a study into stormwater management and hydrological objectives for urban development in

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Hunter 2050

The Hunter 2050 Foundation was established by the Hunter JO in 2019 as part of a regional collaborative response to the growing gap between where

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Disaster Resilience Resources

See below a selection of previous Hunter JO disaster resilience reports, toolkits and resources.    2020 Spatial Analysis and Mapping of Community Vulnerability to Natural

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