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Step 1: Scope

Scope Definition

Assessment Grid (30 questions)

QuestionAnswer / CommentsImportanceIdeas for measures
Are key public infrastructure assets exposed to climate hazards?
Have past climate events disrupted public services?
Are critical facilities vulnerable to flooding or heat?
Do essential services depend on climate-sensitive transport routes?
Are utilities (water, power) reliable under extreme weather?
Is there backup capacity for essential public services?
Are public buildings adapted to projected climate conditions?
Do emergency and civil protection plans account for climate risks?
Have key staff been trained for climate emergencies?
Is the maintenance of public assets resilient to extreme events?
Are local communities engaged in adaptation planning?
Do citizens expect climate-adaptive public action?
Are staff and residents aware of climate-related health risks?
Are there partnerships with regional, national or EU adaptation programmes?
Is there transparent public reporting on climate risks?
Are NGOs and regulators consulted regularly?
Are vulnerable groups identified in stakeholder maps?
Is there a way for citizens to report climate impacts or complaints?
Are insurers consulted on climate risks to public assets?
Are all relevant authorities and departments involved in resilience planning?
Is climate risk included in public budgets and financial planning?
Are insurance or damage costs rising due to climate?
Is there access to green or adaptation funding (e.g. EU, national grants)?
Have local land use or economic activities shifted because of climate trends?
Are neighbouring municipalities or regions advancing in climate adaptation?
Is there public demand for climate-resilient services and green spaces?
Are costs of materials or natural resources affected by climate?
Is climate-related reporting required by funders or regulators?
Are subsidies available for adaptation measures?
Is the service delivery model robust to climate scenarios?

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