The document provides a comprehensive strategy for climate adaptation in Germany, structured into multiple sections. It begins with an introduction outlining the strategy's context, governance, and development process, followed by an analysis of current and future climate risks. The main body categorizes adaptation measures into clusters such as infrastructure, land use, health, urban development, water, economy, and overarching fields, each detailing risks, goals, indicators, and necessary actions. Additional action fields address social justice, occupational safety, data provision, financial preparedness, education, and sports. Finally, the document discusses the implementation, monitoring, and continuous development of the strategy. Each cluster of the strategy is focusing on specific area including the following: Infrastructure: addresses risks and outlines goals, indicators, and measures for sectors like transportation and buildings; Land and Land Use: focuses on biodiversity, soil conservation, agriculture, and forestry, detailing strategies to mitigate climate impacts; Human Health and Care: identifies significant health risks due to climate change and proposes corresponding objectives and actions; Urban Development, Spatial Planning, and Civil Protection: discusses risks and adaptation measures related to urban planning, settlement development, and disaster management; Water: examines water-related risks and outlines strategies for sustainable water resource management; Economy: highlights economic risks and proposes measures to support businesses in adapting to climate change. Cross-cutting Fields: addresses overarching issues that span multiple sectors, emphasizing integrated approaches to adaptation.By systematically addressing these areas, the German Adaptation Strategy to Climate Change 2024 aims to build a resilient society capable of effectively responding to the challenges posed by a changing climate.
Allemagne · 2024-01-01