Policy paper
Climate resilient infrastructure: preparing for a changing climate
How infrastructure owners in the energy, ICT, transport and water sectors can adapt for climate change, and what government support is available.
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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Ref: ISBN 9780101806527, Cm. 8065
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Increasing infrastructure’s resilience to climate change impacts is a high priority for government, to help protect the economy and its future growth.
This document has been produced as a response to calls from industry – infrastructure owners, investors and insurers – for a government vision and policy on adapting infrastructure to climate change. It is designed to catalyse action to adapt infrastructure in the energy, ICT, transport and water sectors (infrastructure networks).
Themes include the risk climate change presents to infrastructure interdependencies; adaptation investment; and potential economic opportunities.
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Published 9 May 2011