What does it offer?

It will help you to:

understand why socially just responses to climate change are important and relevant
identify which people and places may be vulnerable and disadvantaged with respect to different climate change impacts
examine local patterns of vulnerability and disadvantage in relation to river and surface water flooding and heatwaves through our map tool
understand which households emit the most carbon, the current state of fuel poverty and the scope for local energy policy responses
make a case for action considering key principles and guidance on relevant responsibilities
develop ideas on possible strategies and actions¹ to address the issues
learn from others through case studies based on local responses
find out about other relevant resources that can be used to help support the development of fair responses to climate change.

These can be found throughout the site in relation to the issues of concern – so for example, under different vulnerable groups, or under the fuel poverty section, ideas for action are noted. For general adaptation responses see What actions support resilience?

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