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10. Takes the view that vulnerability indicators should be drawn up as a matter of urgency, given the diverse range of climate scenarios within the Community, and underlines the need for further research into appropriate modelling at national, regional and local levels, as well as the need to define adaptive capacity across the territory of the EU; urges the EEA, therefore, to produce reports analysing the risks that climate change presents to Europe's most vulnerable regions, identifying needs, constraints, timeframes, opportunities, policy levels and options for adaptation, in order to extract policy guidance on adaptation practice an ...[+++]d to assist regional and local stakeholders in developing robust adaptation strategies;

On 23 November 2007 the Commission adopted a communication on general adaptation to the PRAC (COM(2007)740 final), in which it identified 225 legislative acts which should also be the subject of adaptation and which figure on three lists: list 1 (‘general list’) - 156 legislative acts that are to be adapted by means of so-called ‘omnibus' amending regulations; list 2 (‘list of instruments undergoing codification’) - 23 instruments that are to be adapted either by means of legislative amendment or by conversion of the codified proposal into a recast, depending on the stage reached in the codification procedure; list 3 (‘list of the othe ...[+++]r instruments needing adaptation’) which are to be adapted either in the context of a substantial amendment of the basic instrument going beyond the comitology aspects alone or which will be rendered superfluous by their repeal.

On 23 November 2007 the Commission adopted a communication on general adaptation to the PRAC (COM(2007)740 final), in which it identified 225 legislative acts adopted under the codecision procedure which should also be the subject of adaptation and which figure on three lists: list 1 (‘general list’) - 156 legislative acts that are to be adapted by means of so-called ‘omnibus' amending regulations; list 2 (‘list of instruments undergoing codification’) - 23 instruments that are to be adapted either by means of legislative amendment or by conversion of the codified proposal into a recast, depending on the stage reached in the codificatio ...[+++]n procedure; list 3 (‘list of the other instruments needing adaptation’) which are to be adapted either in the context of a substantial amendment of the basic instrument going beyond the comitology aspects alone or which will be rendered superfluous by their repeal.

Our funding plan to adapt to climate change includes $15 million for research to improve climate change scenarios; $14 million for a program to assist northerners in assessing key vulnerabilities and opportunities for adaptation; $7 million for climate change and health adaptation in northern and Inuit communities; $14.9 million for Health Canada and the Public Health Agency to work with partners to develop pilot climate and infectious disease alert and response systems to protect the health of Canadians from the impacts associated with the changing climate; and $35 million for risk-management tools for adaptation at Natural Resource ...[+++]s and to support the development and implementation of regional programs.

13. REITERATES that since climate change is already occurring and its impacts are already being felt and are even intensifying, adaptation is a necessary complement to mitigation policies and, in this context, LOOKS FORWARD to the further development and implementation of the five-year programme of work on impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change; ENCOURAGES all countries to integrate adaptation into relevant decision-making processes; REAFFIRMS the need to operationalise the Adaptation Fund which will promote measures to facilitate adaptation by supporting concrete adaptation projects and programmes and assisting develo ...[+++]ping countries which are Parties to the Kyoto Protocol and are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change in meeting the cost of adaptation".

Unlike the other measures, we intend the Canadian Adaptation and Rural Development Fund to be an ongoing annual allocation of $60 million a year, indefinitely into the future, to support adaptation at the national level, through programs such as the Farm Safety Program, the National Farm Business Management Program, and so forth, and also to support local initiatives such as those undertaken by the Ontario Adaptation Council and by corresponding adaptation councils that are up and running in the Province of Quebec and, we hope, in other provinces.