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2021-03-09 P&E Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 1 - Climate Change Response Plan
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The following identifies strategic priorities and specific actions for the next 5 years. Actions with budget implications that sit outside normal operational
costs are shown in bold.
Strategic Priorities Specific actions Indicators Timing
What are our priorities for the next 5 How will we achieve our strategic priorities? How will we measure effectiveness or Year 1 – 2020/21
years? success of risk mitigation or emissions Year 2 – 2021/22
reduction efforts? Year 3 – 2022/23
Theme 1 – Strong leadership and governance
1.1 Advocate to levels of government Advocate to the other local governments is Number of advocacy actions to Ongoing
and mobilise the community to drive Queensland and Australia for them to declare a other local governments
decisive climate emergency action. climate emergency/take climate action and adopt net
zero emissions targets in line with climate science
Advocate to the Federal government to increase Number of advocacy actions to Ongoing
support for renewable energy, transitioning to a low the Federal Government
carbon economy, and addressing climate risk impacts
from coastal hazards, flooding, drought, heat risk,
bushfires and biodiversity loss.
Advocate for legislative change to allow for Council to Whether action is completed Ongoing
facilitate Environmental Upgrade Finance to enable
eligible parties to access low risk finance for
environmental building upgrades.
Develop an advocacy and community mobilisation Whether action is completed Year 2
plan to prepare advocacy positions on a wide ranging
of state and federal issues and to educate and assist
community groups, residents and others to become
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Noosa Climate Change Response Plan - draft for council endorsement March 2021
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