The Transport Adaptation Action plan (Transport AAP) outlines actions to address the impacts of climate change, develop a deeper understanding of its implications for the transport system and respond or adapt to change.
As the first in a series of five-year plans, the Transport AAP provides the building blocks for a climate-resilient Victorian transport system by 2045. Subsequent AAPs will be prepared every five years, as required by the Climate Change Act 2017(opens in a new window).
The Transport AAP considers the whole transport system and includes 15 actions to address, plan and prepare transport assets, infrastructure, and services for climate change impacts.
This follows the three whole-of-Victorian government priority focus areas to:
- address the current impacts of climate change on Victoria
- reduce barriers to adaptation
- lay the foundations for transformational adaptation.
The Transport AAP establishes a solid foundation for the climate resilience of the transport system by improving knowledge, capability, capacity, and approaches to decision-making.
It focuses on outlining governance and providing leadership to address climate change risks and on strategic planning to embed climate change considerations into all aspects of our work.
Adaptation Action Plans have been prepared for seven essential systems aim to ensure sustainable finance for climate adaptation actions and to collaboratively trial innovative partnerships for the future safe and sustainable movement of goods and people, including vulnerable and disadvantaged communities.
At the same time, we will work towards the long-term goals of strengthening our emergency management systems and supporting the development of the in-built resilience of our high-profile assets.
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