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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 JANUARY 2023
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 JANUARY 2023
A shared responsibility
This Regional Climate Action Roadmap emissions, prepare for our changing climate,
outlines a way forward for our collaborative and be more resilient when hazards happen.
partnership as Councils, and our commitment Our key sectors, from the built environment
to working with the community, key sectors, and infrastructure, to tourism, agribusiness,
and other levels of government to build our community services and environment, need
shared vision of a climate-ready region. This to reduce their emissions and prepare their
Roadmap is the start of a longer joumey to own organisations for these hazards too. As
collaboratively address climate change across individuals and members of our community,
the Sunshine Coast region. we have a responsibility to reduce our
. . emissions, consider our own readiness, be
As Councils, we have a key role to play in informed, understand the consequences and
addressing climate change by ensuring that support our neighbours and communities to
the services we provide are resilient to more appropriately respond to climate hazards.
frequent and extreme events and trends.
We also have a responsibility to reduce our We acknowledge that not everyone is
carbon emissions to reduce the changes in equally capable of preparing for, coping
climate that are causing these hazards to be with, or appropriately responding to, extreme
more frequent and extreme. climatic hazards. We also recognise that
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The impacts of climate change in our region affordable or accessible for everyone within
cannot be tackled by Councils alone - itis a our community. As Councils, we will ensure
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levels of government to provide leadership support people need to ensure they do not get
and support for our community to reduce their left behind in our climate readiness journey.
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