WG work on Engaging the third sector in Climate Change
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The Welsh Government has several initiatives to engage citizens on climate change, including: 1) A published engagement strategy in 2011 with actions in developing evidence, vision, and local capacity for climate action. 2) A Support for Sustainable Living grant scheme that has funded 51 projects from 2011-2014 focused on energy, food, and cycling. 3) The "Way to Go" PR campaign launched in 2014 to promote sustainable transport, which used social media, press releases, and focus groups to reach audiences and test promotional stunts. 4) Other programs address fuel poverty, flooding resilience, energy efficiency, and increased funding for flood defenses.
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The document outlines Wales' proposed Energy Efficiency Strategy, which will focus on reducing carbon emissions, tackling poverty, and supporting jobs and growth through greater energy efficiency. It will cover public, private and domestic sectors over the next 10 years. The strategy aims to make Wales a leader in energy efficiency through developing skills and innovation in its supply chain to deliver efficiency improvements. It seeks input on barriers and opportunities to drive behavior change among households, businesses and the public sector to increase uptake of efficiency solutions. The strategy will undergo consultation and be finalized in late 2015.Step up to serve: presentation to CCCW, Dec 2014
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CDP collects self-reported environmental data from cities, states/regions, and companies through voluntary questionnaires. Their 2014 cities questionnaire had over 200 city respondents. CDP also piloted collecting data from states/regions in 2014, with 12 participants from several countries. CDP makes the data available through online analytics to help participants compare performance, identify risks, and showcase leadership. Participants report benefits such as assessing progress, accessing an international network, and informing policies. CDP aims to expand state/region participation in 2015 through a new Compact initiative with regional networks.UK CCC: Matthew Bell's presentation to CCCW 4 Dec 2014
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This document summarizes a study that analyzed over 1,000 weather events and impacts reported in Welsh media from 2000-2012 to develop a National Climate Impacts Profile for Wales. The study found that flooding from excessive rainfall was the most commonly reported impact and affected infrastructure, communities, and buildings. While the study provides a preliminary assessment of climate impacts in Wales, media reporting is inconsistent and may not capture all long-term or environmental effects. The profile can help local authorities consider adaptation planning but may not show accurate spatial or temporal trends.Pathfinder Engagement Lessons
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This document provides recommendations for engaging communities on climate change based on lessons learned from a climate change engagement project. It suggests starting engagement from the bottom up by meeting groups where they are at and going on a journey with them. It advises framing issues in terms of on-the-ground sustainable development topics like flood prevention, food security, health and jobs rather than abstract climate change targets. It also notes that measurable impacts from community climate actions may take longer to see than policy timelines anticipate and that behavior change comes through a way of working with communities not doing to them.Pathfinder presentation 2014
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The Pathfinder Programme overview document outlines the objectives and structure of the Pathfinder Programme, which records and supports community-based climate action projects in Wales. The three objectives are to understand the impacts of community group-led projects, what enables community groups to thrive and overcome challenges, and the external support needs of groups and projects. The programme is managed by the Severn Wye Energy Agency and AECOM researchers, with technical support provided to selected case study projects. Case studies are chosen based on criteria like carbon reduction potential, willingness to participate in action research, and representing a range of project types, locations, and demographics. Research methods include learning histories, action learning sessions, and collecting carbon impact data. Some examples of project outcomesAction plan for food presentation version 16.12.13
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This document provides an action plan for the food and drinks industry in Wales from 2014 to 2020. It aims to increase turnover in the food and farming sector by 30% and growth GVA by 10% by creating more jobs. The plan has seven themes that outline targets and actions. These include strengthening industry networks, developing the identity of Welsh food, improving training and skills, increasing market growth both domestic and international, leveraging food and tourism, ensuring supply chain efficiency and environmental sustainability, and promoting public health. The key actions involve industry collaboration, improving data and support for SMEs, developing export markets, linking food and tourism, reducing carbon footprints, mentoring programs, and encouraging healthier food choices.Ecological and Carboon Footprints Wales Dec 2013
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This document summarizes the key proposals in the Environment Bill currently being developed in Wales. The bill aims to provide a modern statutory framework for sustainably managing natural resources. It proposes establishing a national natural resource policy, requiring NRW to develop an area-based approach to resource planning, and placing duties on other bodies to cooperate on resource issues including climate change adaptation. Officials seek input on embedding adaptation into resource management and the appropriate role and requirements for NRW and other bodies. Options for specifying delivery requirements in the bill include placing details directly in it or secondary legislation, or leaving more flexibility without specifics.Climate Services Met Office 2013
Climate Services Met Office 2013Comisiwn Cymru ar y Newid yn yr Hinsawdd/ Climate Change Commission for Wales
The document discusses climate services at various levels - globally, regionally in Europe, and nationally in the UK. It describes the history and goals of the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS) established by the UN to provide climate information to vulnerable communities. In the UK, Climate Service UK is a partnership between government agencies to deliver climate data and services to support decision-making. Examples are given of collaboration with Singapore's meteorological service to build climate modeling capacity and with US agencies to strengthen agriculture adaptation.Latest climate science Implications for Wales Met Office September 2013
Latest climate science Implications for Wales Met Office September 2013Comisiwn Cymru ar y Newid yn yr Hinsawdd/ Climate Change Commission for Wales
This document summarizes the latest climate science from the Met Office and its implications for Wales. It discusses increasing global temperatures, rising carbon dioxide levels, extreme weather events, and projections showing continued warming if emissions are not reduced. Climate models are improving but still have uncertainties around factors like ocean heat uptake. The impacts of 4°C warming could include drought, flooding, reduced crops, and effects on billions of people. Improving model resolution helps understand regional implications like for Welsh terrain and rainfall.Met Office Presentation September 2013
Met Office Presentation September 2013Comisiwn Cymru ar y Newid yn yr Hinsawdd/ Climate Change Commission for Wales
This document discusses climate change impacts in Wales and the need for adaptation. It summarizes the Met Office's research including operating a high-resolution 1.5km climate model over Wales to better understand local weather extremes and projected changes. The Met Office aims to provide climate services including regional predictions of hazards to help infrastructure planning and resilience in Wales.Vicky Pope Met Office IPCC Presentation
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This document discusses developments in climate modeling and prediction. It describes how models have evolved from focusing solely on climate change to integrating weather and climate predictions from hours to decades. This allows for more detailed regional predictions and assessments of risks like drought, flooding and heat waves. The document also discusses how models now include more Earth system processes like the carbon cycle and how climate change may affect the ability of natural sinks like oceans and forests to absorb emissions. Overall it outlines the progress in climate modeling and predictions to provide information on potential impacts and risks at regional and local scales.James Scourse C3W IPCC Presentation
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