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2021-08-10 P&E Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Climate Change Response Plan
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Council seeks to build awareness and preparedness for extreme weather events through disaster
management planning and response, development requirements, and resilient infrastructure
design and delivery. Individuals and households are encouraged to develop and maintain up
to date emergency action plans and Council collaborates with the State government as part of
the Get Ready program. Providing resilient community infrastructure and safe refuge spaces for
extreme weather events that are accessible to all community members is an ongoing priority.
Involving health and family violence experts in emergency planning and response coordination
and ensuring adequate access to health services including mental health and family violence
services is also critical.
Strategic Priorities
The following strategic priorities are identified for this theme:
7.1 Create a resilient built environment for householders, businesses and
vulnerable people, property and infrastructure
7.2 Build Council and community awareness and preparedness for climate
change and extreme weather events
Specific actions for implementation through this Climate Change Response Plan
are identified in the Summary of Actions.
Targets
Environment Strategy target: By 2030, sustainable building outcomes
are delivered through regulation, education and showcasing best
practice design.
Environment Strategy target: By 2030, community awareness, planning
and preparedness for natural hazards and climate change is increased
By 2026, 60% of people in Noosa have a very good understanding of climate change
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