Impact of forest fires, pest and diseases Extreme events, pests Heatwaves (and combined pollution/ozone peaks) Human Populations’ well-being infectious and cardio-vascular Health diseases, skin cancer Morbidity and mortality Post-hazards conditions (for example floods) Marine pathogens Utilities infrastructure Disaster risk management (DRM) (electricity, water, sewage, Temperatures and precipitation affecting road internet, telephone) Infrastructure and railway infrastructure quality (or not), Buildings housing and and – waterways public buildings Construction Coastal zones works Cooling needs in buildings Transport (road, rail, vessel) Impact of shorter winter season on frequency Winter tourism and growth potential Tourism Mountain/nature tourism Impact of longer summer season on frequency and growth potential Seaside tourism Water availability Vulnerability of infrastructure (thermal stress Road corridors to road and railway systems (most important Railways infrastructure Seaports Impact of flooding (mud/landslides) Transport Pipelines Sea rise on port - what does it mean for increased maintenance, climate-smart Urban traffic circulation planning Are spatial plans adequate and up-to-date Are adequate spatial plans enforced Traffic infrastructure Are emergency plans by cities up-to-date Utilities infrastructure Location of infrastructure and housing Health aspects Quality buildings and infrastructure Urban Environment Housing, construction and Extreme high temperatures and heat spatial planning (interaction with ambient air pollution) Emergency response Urban sprawl and forest fire risk Flooding Sea level rise, coastal erosion and storm surge Floods Water resources: quality and quantity of water Emergency response resources and water resources management Drinking water and Water balance across different uses including sanitation Water irrigation management Energy generation Disaster Risk Management arrangements (as Agriculture main climate extreme, notably through floods) Ecosystems, forests and Basin and Flood Management Plans Critical infrastructure The model simulations comprise the economic baseline which includes slow-onset and extreme events. Adaptation scenarios aim to measure the effectiveness of adaptation policy and investment measures.
Impact of forest fires, pest and diseases Extreme events, pests Human Health Populations’ well-being Morbidity and mortality Heatwaves (and combined pollution/ozone peaks) infectious and cardio-vascular diseases, skin cancer Post-hazards conditions (for example floods) Marine pathogens Infrastructure and Construction Utilities infrastructure (electricity, water, sewage, internet, telephone) Buildings – housing and public buildings works Transport (road, rail, vessel) Disaster risk management (DRM) Temperatures and precipitation affecting road and railway infrastructure quality (or not), waterways Coastal zones Cooling needs in buildings Tourism Winter tourism Mountain/nature tourism Seaside tourism Impact of shorter winter season on frequency and growth potential Impact of longer summer season on frequency and growth potential Water availability Transport Road corridors Railways infrastructure Seaports Pipelines Urban traffic circulation Vulnerability of infrastructure (thermal stress to road and railway systems (most important Impact of flooding (mud/landslides) Sea rise on port - what does it mean for increased maintenance, climate-smart planning Urban Environment Traffic infrastructure Utilities infrastructure Health aspects Housing, construction and spatial planning Emergency response Are spatial plans adequate and up-to-date Are adequate spatial plans enforced Are emergency plans by cities up-to-date Location of infrastructure and housing Quality buildings and infrastructure Extreme high temperatures and heat (interaction with ambient air pollution) Urban sprawl and forest fire risk Flooding Sea level rise, coastal erosion and storm surge Water management Floods Emergency response Drinking water and sanitation Energy generation Agriculture Ecosystems, forests Critical infrastructure Water resources: quality and quantity of water resources and water resources management Water balance across different uses including irrigation Disaster Risk Management arrangements (as main climate extreme, notably through floods) and Basin and Flood Management Plans The model simulations comprise the economic baseline which includes slow-onset and extreme events. Adaptation scenarios aim to measure the effectiveness of adaptation policy and investment measures.
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