United Kingdom - government

The Climate Change Act 2008 is an important piece of UK legislation that, on a five-yearly cycle, requires the Government to compile an assessment of the risks for the UK arising from climate change, and then to develop an adaptation programme to address

This report reviews the availability of data in United Kingdom, to report against the indicators recommended to measure the global targets of the Sendai Framework, and identify current gaps.

This action plan sets out recommendations from the Property Level Flood Resilience Roundtable of the United Kingdom government. In 2015, the roundtable was asked to look at ways to help people protect their property and businesses from the effects of

This review assesses how United Kingdom can be better protected from future flooding and increasingly extreme weather events. It focuses on four key areas: 1) updating the country's climate modelling and stress-testing its resilience to flood risk; 2)

This is the progress report by the Glasgow Airport Limited (GLAL) on its climate change adaptations. The report sets out the Airport's progress in adapting to the current and future predicted effects of climate change. For GLAL the most significant

This publication is the progress report produced by the Port of Felixstowe (United Kingdom) on their climate change adaptations. It sets out their progress in adapting to the current and future predicted effects of climate change on their organisation.

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This is the 2016 progress report of the Environment Agency on climate change adaptation. This report sets out its progress in adapting to the current and future predicted effects of climate change on the organisation. The key commitment of the Environment

This update report provides a summary of developments since 2011 in the airport's approach to climate change adaptation and measures taken into operations and longer term planning. This includes insights from its experience with adaptation to date as well