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Type of the Solution
Innovative
Description of the solution
It is important to incoporate funding for heat action into municipal budgets. Other measures to sustain heat action include: outlining the mandate to reduce heat risks within municipal policies and laws, working with national stakeholders to ensure heatwaves are eligible for humanitarian financing in national disaster management laws, integrating heat action throughout city planning decisions, and encouraging the private sector and non-governmental partners to develop complementary heat action plans
Who lead the solution
Local Government
Other Notes
Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre
RCCC Heatwave guide for cities:
https://www.climatecentre.org/downloads/files/IFRCGeneva/RCCC%20Heatwave%20Guide%202019%20A4%20RR%20ONLINE%20copy.pdf
California Releases Extreme Heat Action Plan:
https://www.gov.ca.gov/2022/04/28/california-releases-extreme-heat-action-plan-to-protect-communities-from-rising-temperatures/
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