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2021-08-10 P&E Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Climate Change Response Plan

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                                                              Noosa Climate Change Response Plan




Metrics
•	% respondents that understand the topic of climate change and what
   it means for Noosa and themselves. (In 2019 almost four fifths of
   respondents (79%) either understood climate change reasonably well
   (41%) or had a very good understanding of climate change (38%).
•	% respondents aware of the level of risk posed by climate change
   and natural hazard events with respect to heatwaves, drought, flooding, beach erosion,
   stormtide, tropical diseases, extreme weather (2019 baseline available)
•	% respondents that are prepared for the risks of climate change and natural hazards
   with respect to heatwaves, drought, flooding, beach erosion, stormtide, tropical diseases,
   extreme weather (2019 baseline available)
•	% respondents that are prepared for a disaster or emergency and have an emergency plan.
   (In 2017 60% of respondents had a disaster management plan in place for a flood or fire,
   increasing to 66% in 2019).
•	Climate change and heat risks factored into land use planning.
•    Number of Council buildings that achieve a 5 Star or above under the Green Building
      Council of Australia rating scheme or equivalent.


Partnerships
Council will continue to work with representatives of the Local Government
Association of Queensland, other councils participating in the Queensland
Climate Resilient Councils initiative, State agencies, and key infrastructure
services delivery partners, such as Unity Water, SEQWater and electricity providers.




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