- Adaptation Network
- Local Highways & Climate Resilience
- Under the Weather - Health & Social Care Toolkit
- Health & Wellbeing
- JRF Climate Disadvantage
- UK Climate Change Risk Assessment
- ASC Progress Report 2014
- LCLIPs and Action Plans
- NI 188 Guidance
- NI 188 Workshops
- Regional Adaptation Study
- UK Climate Projections UKCP09
- Projections in Practice (Sep 2009)
- Case Studies
NI 188 Guidance
We recognise that national indicators have now been abolished! However, many helpful support materials have been developed to help local authorities on their adaptation journey so, for the time being, we'll leave these pages on-line for your reference.
National Indicator NI188 is about ‘planning to adapt to climate change’. The indicator is a key driver for local action on adaptation. It measures progress on assessing and managing climate risks and opportunities, and incorporating appropriate action into local authority and partners’ strategic planning. The indicator is ‘process’ based rather than outcome focussed to recognise that adaptation is an emerging field. Progress on this target is measured via a self assessment with each local authority reporting a level of preparedness they have reached from level 0 to level 4.
- Level 0 - Getting started
- Level 1 - Public commitment and impacts assessment
- Level 2 - Comprehensive risk assessment
- Level 3 - Comprehensive action plan
- Level 4 - Implementation, monitoring and continuous review
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