klimatplanering

Klimatplanering refers to the process of integrating climate change considerations into development planning and decision-making. It involves anticipating the impacts of climate change, both in terms of its effects on human activities and the environment, and the role of human actions in contributing to climate change. The goal is to ensure that development is resilient to future climate conditions and contributes to climate change mitigation efforts. This planning process can occur at various scales, from local municipal planning to national and international policy frameworks.

Key components of klimatplanering often include assessing climate risks and vulnerabilities, identifying adaptation and mitigation measures, and incorporating these into sectoral strategies such as land-use planning, infrastructure development, water management, and energy policy. It aims to reduce the negative consequences of climate change, such as extreme weather events, sea-level rise, and changes in resource availability, while also promoting a transition towards a low-carbon economy. Effective klimatplanering requires collaboration among different government agencies, stakeholders, and the public, as well as access to up-to-date climate science and data.