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  • Regional Governance and Institutional capacity
    Regional Governance and Institutional capacity
  • Plans and policy instruments
    Plans and policy instruments
  • Human resources and technical skills
    Human resources and technical skills
  • Participatory governance and stakeholder engagement
    Participatory governance and stakeholder engagement
  • Behavioural change and awareness
    Behavioural change and awareness
  • Finance and resources
    Finance and resources
  • Data and knowledge
    Data and knowledge
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Introduction and regional governance context

How to conduct this assessment?
The assessment shall not be conducted by one single person per region: it is important that the assessment takes place as a collaborative process between regional practitioners responsible for various sectors. A collaborative approach is also meant to decrease the level of bias or subjectivity that could play a role if the assessment is completed by an individual. To enhance the reliability of responses, it is advisable to seek input from colleagues in relevant departments, especially when lacking sufficient information for certain questions.
I agree to share my assessment data for the purpose of comparing my region with other regions.
Your Region
What kind of region are we talking about?
1. Is the region an administrative unit in its country?
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2. What best describes your region?
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3. Does the region as described in question 2 have legislative authority in climate resilience / adaptation?
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4. Does the region as described in question 2 have self-governing power (management, law enforcement, financial powers)?
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5. In case your region does not have legislative authority in climate resilience / adaptation, what is the next governmental body with legislative power that has a higher hierarchical position to the region (i.e. whose laws have precedence over the region)?
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6. In case your region does not have legislative authority in climate resilience / adaptation, what is the next governmental body with legislative power that has a lower hierarchical position to the region?
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What is the regional scope of action for resilience-building?
7. Through which kind of policy instrument is adaptation and climate resilience primarily steered in the region?
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7.1. Does the law set requirements for the region to adapt / develop a strategy?
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8. Does the region as described in question 2 have legislative competences/mandates to develop a CC adaptation/resilience strategy/plan/law?
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8.1. Does the region have a voluntary CC adaptation/resilience strategy, despite not having a mandate to develop one?
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8.2. Who has competences to develop a CC adaptation/resilience strategy/plan/law?
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