Checklist
Check the boxes of the elements you want to prioritize.
A. Climate-Resilient Water and Sanitation Security for All
Significantly reducing climate-induced water scarcity and enhancing climate resilience to water-related hazards towards a climate-resilient water supply, climate-resilient sanitation and towards access to safe and affordable potable water for all.
1. Urban water system
(single, based on surface water resources e.g. rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and groundwater resources e.g. aquifers)
Examples, notes or inspiration
2. Distributed water system
(multi-city, multi-basin)
Examples
3. Rural water systems
(household level off-grid wells and boreholes/rivers, lakes)
4. Water supply system for industry and agriculture/irrigation system
(surface and groundwater resources)
5. Rainwater harvesting systems
6. Desalination and alternative water sources
7. Water supply dynamics for hydroelectricity generation
8. Climate-resilient reservoirs and dams
9. Smart water distribution network
10. Leak detection and water loss prevention technologies
11. Early warning systems for droughts and floods and other extremes
12. Water-borne diseases
(link to Health)
13. Heat waves
(including links to energy)
14. Emergency water supply and storage systems
15. Climate-adaptive wastewater treatment plants
16. Stormwater drainage and flood-resistant sewage systems
17. Eco-friendly and decentralized sanitation solutions
18. Water treatment/processing and standards
19. Water contaminants, pollution and waste management
20. Water pricing and affordability policies
21. National water strategy and policy
22. Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM)
(multi-city, multi-basin)
23. Transboundary water management agreements
B. Sustainable Food and Nutrition Security for All
Attaining climate-resilient food and agricultural production and supply and distribution of food, as well as increasing sustainable and regenerative production and equitable access to adequate food and nutrition for all.
24. Crop production: i. Subsistence crop production
(food, livelihoods)
25. Crop production: ii. Crop production
(commercial, high-input)
26. Crop production: iii. Crop production - specific crop types
27. Crop production: iv. Regenerative agriculture
28. Crop production: v. Local contexts
(local values, local contexts e.g. IP, orphan crops)
29. Livestock production: i. Nomadic pastoralists
30. Livestock production: ii. Pastoralists
31. Livestock production: iii. Farm-livestock production
32. Fisheries production: i. In natural water bodies
33. Fisheries production: ii. Fish farming
34. Fisheries production: iii. Coastal fisheries production (linked to mangroves, coral reefs)
35. Fisheries production: iv. Marine fisheries production
36. Nutritional value of foods
37. Local food supply networks
38. National food supply chains
39. National and subnational Strategic Food Reserves
40. Global and regional supply chains and food baskets
41. Global and regional transportation networks
42. Food storage
43. Food pricing
44. National Food and Nutrition Security
45. Household Food and Nutrition Security
46. Global Food Security system
(policies, aid, supply and demand, etc)
47. Climate-smart agriculture policies
48. Nutrition-sensitive food assistance programs
49. . Crop insurance and risk management
50. Forestry production: indigenous/natural regeneration
51. Forestry production: exotic species/industrial production
52. Non-timber forest products
C. Climate-Resilient Health Systems and Services
Attaining resilience against climate change related health impacts, promoting climate-resilient health services, and significantly reducing climate-related morbidity and mortality, particularly in the most vulnerable communities.
53. Waterborne disease
54. Food-borne disease
55. Vector-borne disease
(e.g. mosquito and tick-borne disease)
56. Heat/cold-related
57. Mental health
58. Occupational health
59. Surveillance
60. Leadership and governance: Leadership and governance
61. Health workforce: Health workforce
62. Health workforce: Vulnerability, capacity and adaptation assessment
63. Health workforce: Integrated risk monitoring and early warning
64. Health information systems: Health and climate research
65. Essential medical products and technologies: Climate resilient and sustainable technologies and infrastructure
66. Essential medical products and technologies: Management of environmental determinants of health
67. Essential medical products and technologies: Climate-informed health programmes
68. Service delivery: Emergency preparedness and managements
69. Financing: Climate and health financing
Reducing morbidity and avoiding mortality (see under Life and safety)
71. Climate-proof hospitals and clinics
72. Energy-efficient and off-grid health facilities
73. Safe water supply and sanitation in health centers
74. Mobile health units and telemedicine services
75. Stockpiling of medical supplies for climate emergencies
76. Emergency response plans for extreme weather events
D. Healthy Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Reducing climate impacts on ecosystems and biodiversity, and accelerating the use of ecosystem-based adaptation and nature-based solutions, including through their management, enhancement, restoration and conservation and the protection of terrestrial, inland water, mountain, marine and coastal ecosystems.
77. Ecosystems
78. Terrestrial
80. Mountain
81. Marine
82. Coastal
83. Integrity, functioning and provision of goods and services
84. Loss and preservation, impacts by focus on specific locations
85. World heritage sites
86. Areas with endemic plant and wildlife species
87. Nature reserves
88. Wildlife refuges
89. General ecosystems and natural areas
90. Degraded areas
91. Integrating biodiversity considerations including rights of IPs and local communities
92. Habitat quality, size and connectivity
(migration corridors)
93. Genetic diversity - Crops
94. Genetic diversity - Fish
94. Genetic diversity - Fish
95. Genetic diversity - Plants
96. Genetic diversity - Wildlife
97. Livestock
E. Climate-Resilient Infrastructure and Human Settlements for All
Increasing the resilience of infrastructure and human settlements to climate change impacts to ensure basic and continuous essential services for all, and minimizing climate-related impacts on infrastructure and human settlements.
98. Energy access and adequacy, including power grids
99. Health services
100. Shelter
101. Water
101. Energy grid
102. Energy grid
103. Telecommunications infrastructure
104. Transportation - Bridges
105. Transportation - Roads
106. Transportation - Ports
107. Transportation - Airports
108. Transportation - Rail
109. Health physical facilities
110. Water supply infrastructure
111. Industrial installations
112. Emergency shelters and evacuation plans
113. Living spaces/areas - including e.g. green spaces
114. Housing designs and materials
115. Land use and zoning regulations
116. Climate-resilient building codes and regulations
117. Insurance and risk transfer mechanisms
F. Climate-Proof Poverty Reduction and Livelihoods for All
Substantially reducing the adverse effects of climate change on poverty eradication and livelihoods, in particular by promoting the use of adaptive social protection measures for all.
118. Poverty eradication programmes
119. Employment
120. Lower-circuit economics (rural economies)
121. Links to Just Transition
122. Social security
123. Safety nets
124. Food security acts
125. Subsidies
126. Insurance schemes
127. CGE Model of the economy
128. Input/Output Models
129. National Economic Complexity
130. Balance of payments
131. National Budgeting
G. Climate-Proof Cultural Heritage
Protecting cultural heritage from the impacts of climate-related risks by developing adaptive strategies for preserving cultural practices and heritage sites and by designing climate-resilient infrastructure, guided by traditional knowledge, Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge and local knowledge systems.
132. Documentation of climate-adaptive cultural practices
133. Traditional ecological knowledge
134. Indigenous land rights and governance
135. Infrastructure aspects for historical sites
136. Sacred sites
137. Relocation for at risk heritage sites