ISO 14090

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ISO 14090 is an international standard that provides principles and guidelines for climate change adaptation planning and implementation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf climate change adaptation standard ⓘ
international standard ⓘ
addresses adaptation implementation processes ⓘ
adaptation planning processes ⓘ
climate risks ⓘ
vulnerability to climate change ⓘ
aimsTo enhance climate resilience ⓘ
integrate climate change adaptation into decision-making ⓘ
reduce climate-related risks ⓘ
support systematic climate change adaptation ⓘ
appliesTo communities ⓘ
local governments ⓘ
national governments ⓘ
organizations of all types and sizes ⓘ
private sector organizations ⓘ
public sector organizations ⓘ
covers adaptation options identification ⓘ
adaptation planning ⓘ
governance for climate adaptation ⓘ
implementation of adaptation actions ⓘ
monitoring and evaluation of adaptation ⓘ
risk assessment for climate adaptation ⓘ
emphasizes context-specific adaptation ⓘ
documentation of adaptation decisions ⓘ
flexible and iterative management ⓘ
encourages integration of adaptation into existing management systems ⓘ
iterative adaptation processes ⓘ
stakeholder engagement in adaptation ⓘ
focusesOn climate change adaptation ⓘ
intendedForUseIn policy development ⓘ
project planning ⓘ
strategic planning ⓘ
language English ⓘ
partOfSeries ISO 14000 family ⓘ
provides guidelines for climate change adaptation implementation ⓘ
guidelines for climate change adaptation planning ⓘ
principles for climate change adaptation ⓘ
publishedBy International Organization for Standardization ⓘ
relatedTo ISO 14001 ⓘ
ISO 14091 ⓘ
ISO 14097 ⓘ
scope adaptation to climate change ⓘ
supports integration of climate information into planning ⓘ
long-term climate resilience building ⓘ
targetAudience decision-makers ⓘ
risk managers ⓘ
sustainability professionals ⓘ
typeOfGuidance non-sector-specific ⓘ

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