genericActionList.json

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        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "The targeted behavioral change that the \"Waste Efficiency\" initiatives aim to achieve is for individuals and organizations to adopt more sustainable waste disposal practices and actively participate in optimizing waste management systems. This includes reducing waste generation, increasing recycling rates, and utilizing energy-efficient waste collection methods. By enhancing awareness and perceptions of the environmental impact of waste, the initiative encourages people to prioritize waste efficiency in their daily activities, leading to a collective shift towards more responsible waste management behaviors.",
        "CoBenefits": {
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            "Energy consumption per ton of waste collected",
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            "Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 80-100% in the waste sector",
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            "Enhanced equity and inclusion for underserved communities",
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        "Description": "\"Landfill Management\" strategies focus on responsible and sustainable landfill practices to minimize environmental degradation. By adopting effective management techniques, cities aim to reduce the ecological footprint associated with landfill sites and encourage waste reduction.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "The targeted behavioral change that the \"Landfill Management\" climate action aims to achieve is a reduction in waste generation and an increase in responsible waste disposal practices among individuals and communities. This includes encouraging people to adopt habits such as recycling, composting, and minimizing single-use items, ultimately leading to a shift towards more sustainable consumption patterns and a decreased ecological footprint associated with landfill sites.",
        "CoBenefits": {
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            "Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from waste management",
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        "Description": "\"Source Separation\" policies involve the adoption of practices like separate collection for dry recyclables and organic compostable waste. By encouraging residents to sort their waste at the source, cities promote recycling, reduce contamination, and contribute to overall waste management efficiency.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "The targeted behavioral shift that the \"Source Separation\" climate action aims to achieve is for residents to actively sort their waste into designated categories (recyclables, organic compostable waste, etc.) at the point of disposal. This shift encourages individuals to adopt responsible waste management practices, thereby increasing recycling rates, reducing contamination of recyclable materials, and enhancing overall waste management efficiency. By fostering a culture of waste separation, the intervention seeks to change perceptions about waste disposal and promote environmentally conscious behaviors among community members.",
        "CoBenefits": {
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        "Description": "\"Sanitary Landfills\" ensure proper disposal of residual waste in engineered facilities, minimizing environmental impact. This mitigation strategy involves utilizing advanced technological solutions to manage waste effectively, promoting sustainable waste disposal practices within a city.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "The targeted behavioral change that the climate action of implementing \"Sanitary Landfills\" aims to achieve is the increased adoption of sustainable waste disposal practices among residents and businesses. This includes encouraging individuals to properly separate and dispose of their waste, reduce overall waste generation, and support the use of engineered facilities for waste management. By improving perceptions of waste disposal safety, convenience, and environmental responsibility, the intervention seeks to shift behaviors towards more environmentally friendly waste management practices, ultimately leading to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions associated with improper waste disposal.",
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            "Enhanced water quality through proper waste disposal practices",
            "Increased job opportunities in local communities",
            "Promotion of sustainable waste disposal practices among residents and businesses",
            "Health benefits for vulnerable populations through reduced environmental hazards",
            "Community engagement in waste management planning and operations"
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    },
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        "ActionID": "c40_0039",
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        "Description": "\"Gas Management\" in sanitary landfills involves capturing leachate and managing landfill gas to mitigate environmental hazards. Implementing effective gas management systems contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhances overall waste management sustainability.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "The targeted behavioral change that the \"Gas Management\" climate action aims to achieve is the increased adoption of sustainable waste management practices among individuals and organizations. This includes actively participating in and supporting initiatives that capture leachate and manage landfill gas, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By fostering a perception of the importance and effectiveness of these practices, the intervention seeks to encourage people to prioritize waste reduction, recycling, and proper disposal methods, ultimately leading to a broader cultural shift towards sustainability in waste management.",
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            "Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions"
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            "Mitigates urban heat island effect",
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            "Availability of funding for the construction and maintenance of shade structures",
            "Collaboration with urban planners and architects for design integration",
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            "Compliance with local regulations and zoning laws regarding public space modifications"
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            "Reduction in average surface temperature in shaded areas",
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            "Energy savings in nearby buildings due to reduced heat",
            "Community engagement and participation in shading initiatives"
        ],
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        "Description": "\"Cool Pavement\" initiatives involve the use of reflective materials to reduce pavement heat absorption. This adaptation strategy contributes to mitigating heat-related challenges, enhancing urban resilience in the context of heating and cooling.",
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
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            "Availability of reflective materials suitable for urban infrastructure",
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            "Funding and financial resources for installation and maintenance",
            "Public awareness and community engagement in climate action initiatives",
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            "Reduction in surface temperature of pavements",
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            "Decrease in urban heat island effect",
            "Energy savings in nearby buildings",
            "Reduction in heat-related health incidents",
            "Increase in public awareness and engagement",
            "Cost-effectiveness of implementation",
            "Longevity and durability of materials used"
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            "Enhances urban resilience to heatwaves",
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            "Addresses urban heat islands",
            "Improves climate resilience in underserved areas"
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    },
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        "ActionID": "c40_0053",
        "ActionName": "Water Savings",
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            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Technological actions",
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            "droughts"
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        "Description": "\"Water Savings\" technologies, including rainwater harvesting, aim to conserve water resources. This adaptation measure involves technological actions to enhance eco-engineering efforts, ensuring sustainable water use in the face of changing climate conditions.",
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        "AdaptationEffectiveness": "high",
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        "TimelineForImplementation": "<5 years",
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            "Availability of suitable technology for rainwater harvesting",
            "Access to funding and financial resources for implementation",
            "Community awareness and education on water conservation practices",
            "Supportive government policies and regulations promoting water-saving technologies",
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            "Percentage reduction in water consumption",
            "Cost savings from reduced water usage",
            "Community engagement and participation rate",
            "Increase in groundwater levels",
            "Frequency of maintenance and operational efficiency of systems"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Enhances water conservation and resilience against droughts",
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            "Promotes equity and inclusion in water resource management",
            "Empowers marginalized populations through community engagement",
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    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0054",
        "ActionName": "Water Recycling",
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            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Technological actions",
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            "droughts"
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        "Description": "\"Water Recycling\" or reclamation involves technological actions to treat and reuse water resources. This adaptation measure contributes to water resource sustainability and resilience, particularly in the context of changing climate patterns.",
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
        "AdaptationEffectiveness": "high",
        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "high",
        "TimelineForImplementation": "<5 years",
        "Dependencies": [
            "Access to advanced water treatment technologies",
            "Availability of infrastructure for water collection and distribution",
            "Regulatory frameworks supporting water recycling initiatives",
            "Public awareness and acceptance of water reuse practices",
            "Funding and investment for water recycling projects",
            "Collaboration between governmental and non-governmental organizations"
        ],
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            "Volume of water recycled",
            "Percentage reduction in freshwater consumption",
            "Cost savings from water reuse",
            "Number of facilities implementing water recycling",
            "Reduction in wastewater discharge",
            "Improvement in water quality standards",
            "Public awareness and engagement levels",
            "Compliance with regulatory standards",
            "Impact on local ecosystems",
            "Reduction in water scarcity incidents"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Enhances water resource sustainability",
            "Improves water quality",
            "Increases climate resilience for vulnerable communities",
            "Creates job opportunities and skills training",
            "Promotes equitable access to water resources"
        ]
    },
    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0055",
        "ActionName": "Green Infrastructure",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Ecosystem-based actions",
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            "Enhancement of climate resilience"
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    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0056",
        "ActionName": "Watershed Preservation",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Ecosystem-based actions",
        "Hazard": [
            "droughts"
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        "Description": "\"Watershed Preservation\" involves the protection and conservation of natural watershed areas to safeguard water quality, biodiversity, and ecosystem services. This initiative aims to ensure sustainable water management and resilience to the impacts of climate change.",
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        "EquityAndInclusionConsiderations": "The \"Watershed Preservation\" initiative promotes equity and inclusion by prioritizing the protection of natural resources that are vital for vulnerable and underserved communities. These communities often rely on local watersheds for their drinking water, agriculture, and livelihoods, making their preservation essential for their well-being. \n\nBy safeguarding water quality and ecosystem services, the action directly benefits those who may lack access to clean water and healthy environments, thereby addressing disparities in resource access. Additionally, the initiative may involve community engagement and participation, ensuring that the voices of marginalized groups are heard in decision-making processes related to watershed management. This inclusive approach fosters a sense of ownership and empowerment among these communities, enhancing their resilience to climate change impacts. \n\nOverall, the focus on sustainable water management through watershed preservation inherently supports the needs and rights of vulnerable populations, promoting social equity and environmental justice.",
        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
        "AdaptationEffectiveness": "high",
        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "low",
        "TimelineForImplementation": "<5 years",
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            "Effective land use planning to prevent urban sprawl and habitat destruction",
            "Community engagement and education to promote awareness and participation in watershed conservation",
            "Collaboration with local governments and organizations for policy support and resource allocation",
            "Monitoring and assessment of water quality and ecosystem health to inform management practices",
            "Funding and financial resources to support conservation projects and initiatives"
        ],
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            "Area of watershed preserved",
            "Number of conservation projects implemented",
            "Community engagement level",
            "Reduction in water pollution incidents",
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            "Resilience assessment score",
            "Water usage efficiency",
            "Monitoring and reporting frequency"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Improved water quality for vulnerable communities",
            "Enhanced climate resilience through sustainable water management",
            "Promotion of social equity and environmental justice",
            "Empowerment of marginalized groups in decision-making processes"
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    },
    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0057",
        "ActionName": "Food Redistribution",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Services actions",
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        "Description": "\"Food Redistribution\" programs focus on minimizing food waste by redirecting surplus food to those in need. This initiative contributes to sustainable food systems, reduces environmental impact, and addresses issues of food insecurity within the community.",
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
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        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "low",
        "TimelineForImplementation": "<5 years",
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            "Collaboration with local food producers and retailers to identify surplus food",
            "Partnerships with food banks and community organizations for distribution",
            "Logistical support for transportation and storage of surplus food",
            "Awareness and education programs to encourage community participation",
            "Funding and resources to sustain the program"
        ],
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            "Amount of food redistributed (in pounds or kilograms)",
            "Number of beneficiaries served",
            "Reduction in food waste (percentage)",
            "Number of partnerships with local food businesses",
            "Community engagement metrics (e.g., volunteer hours)",
            "Cost savings for beneficiaries",
            "Environmental impact metrics (e.g., carbon footprint reduction)",
            "Frequency of food distribution events"
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        "Impacts": [
            "Reduces food waste",
            "Addresses food insecurity",
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    },
    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0058",
        "ActionName": "Preparedness",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Educational/Informational actions",
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            "storms"
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        "Description": "\"Preparedness\" refers to comprehensive planning and readiness measures to anticipate and respond to the impacts of climate-related events. This strategy ensures that communities are equipped to handle emergencies and enhance overall resilience",
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
        "AdaptationEffectiveness": "high",
        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "low",
        "TimelineForImplementation": "5-10 years",
        "Dependencies": [
            "Access to accurate climate data and forecasts to inform planning",
            "Collaboration among local governments, organizations, and communities for effective response",
            "Availability of resources and funding for preparedness initiatives",
            "Training and education programs for community members on emergency response",
            "Infrastructure resilience to withstand climate-related events",
            "Public awareness campaigns to promote preparedness measures"
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        "KeyPerformanceIndicators": [
            "Number of communities with updated emergency response plans",
            "Percentage of population trained in emergency preparedness",
            "Frequency of climate-related drills and simulations conducted",
            "Availability of resources and supplies for emergency response",
            "Community awareness and engagement levels regarding climate preparedness",
            "Time taken to mobilize resources during a climate emergency",
            "Number of partnerships established with local organizations for preparedness initiatives",
            "Assessment scores of community resilience before and after preparedness measures"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Enhances community resilience to storms",
            "Promotes equity and inclusion for vulnerable communities",
            "Empowers communities with knowledge and tools for emergency response",
            "Fosters social cohesion and community engagement"
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    },
    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0059",
        "ActionName": "Early Warning",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Educational/Informational actions",
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            "storms"
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        "Description": "\"Early Warning\" systems involve the timely detection and communication of potential climate-related hazards, enabling proactive responses to mitigate risks. This initiative enhances community preparedness and reduces the impact of adverse events.",
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
        "AdaptationEffectiveness": "high",
        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "high",
        "TimelineForImplementation": "5-10 years",
        "Dependencies": [
            "Access to reliable climate data and forecasting models",
            "Effective communication infrastructure for disseminating warnings",
            "Community engagement and education on climate risks",
            "Collaboration with local and national emergency response agencies",
            "Funding and resources for technology and system maintenance"
        ],
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            "Number of early warnings issued",
            "Response time to warnings",
            "Community awareness and preparedness levels",
            "Reduction in disaster-related damages",
            "Number of training sessions conducted",
            "Stakeholder engagement and participation rates",
            "Feedback from community on warning effectiveness",
            "Frequency of drills and simulations conducted"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Enhanced community preparedness for storms",
            "Reduced impact of climate-related hazards",
            "Empowerment of vulnerable communities",
            "Improved equity and inclusion in climate resilience efforts",
            "Increased accessibility of information for diverse populations"
        ]
    },
    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0060",
        "ActionName": "Managed Retreat",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Behavioural actions",
        "Hazard": [
            "storms"
        ],
        "Sector": null,
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        "PrimaryPurpose": [
            "climate_resilience"
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        "Description": "\"Managed Retreat\" strategies involve planned relocation away from high-risk areas vulnerable to climate change impacts. This adaptation measure aims to protect communities from sea-level rise, flooding, and other environmental risks.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": null,
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
        "AdaptationEffectiveness": "medium",
        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "high",
        "TimelineForImplementation": "<5 years",
        "Dependencies": [
            "Assessment of high-risk areas to identify communities that need relocation",
            "Availability of funding and resources to support relocation efforts",
            "Community engagement and support for relocation plans",
            "Development of new infrastructure in safer areas",
            "Policy and regulatory frameworks that facilitate managed retreat",
            "Coordination among government agencies and stakeholders involved in the relocation process"
        ],
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            "Number of communities successfully relocated",
            "Reduction in population exposure to high-risk areas",
            "Percentage of affected residents engaged in the planning process",
            "Cost-effectiveness of relocation strategies",
            "Improvement in community resilience metrics",
            "Time taken to implement relocation plans",
            "Satisfaction levels of relocated residents",
            "Environmental impact assessments post-relocation"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Enhances climate resilience for vulnerable communities",
            "Promotes equity and inclusion through community engagement",
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            "Number of non-potable water projects implemented",
            "Water quality metrics of treated non-potable water",
            "Cost savings from reduced potable water use",
            "Public awareness and engagement levels",
            "Reduction in wastewater discharge",
            "Impact on local ecosystems"
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        "ActionID": "c40_0062",
        "ActionName": "Water Tariffs",
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            "adaptation"
        ],
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            "Technological infrastructure for billing and tracking water consumption"
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            "Impact on local water resources sustainability"
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        "ActionName": "Local Food Support",
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            "Infrastructure for distribution and storage of local foods",
            "Consumer awareness and education about the benefits of local foods",
            "Policies and regulations that support local food systems"
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            "Growth in local agricultural economy",
            "Increase in community participation in local food programs",
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            "Percentage of locally sourced food in local markets",
            "Consumer awareness and education levels regarding local food benefits"
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            "Enhances food security for low-income families",
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            "Reduces carbon footprint from food transportation",
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    },
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        "ActionID": "c40_0064",
        "ActionName": "Market Access",
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            "adaptation"
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            "Availability of information and resources for farmers to understand market demands and pricing",
            "Supportive policies and regulations that promote fair trade and market access",
            "Financial services and credit options for farmers to invest in production and marketing",
            "Collaboration with local and international organizations to enhance market opportunities"
        ],
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            "Percentage of farmers reporting improved market access",
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            "Percentage of sustainable practices adopted by farmers"
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            "Enhances food security for vulnerable farmers",
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            "Supports social and economic equity in agricultural systems"
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        "ActionID": "c40_0065",
        "ActionName": "Food Access Laws",
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
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            "Support from local and state governments to enact and enforce food access laws",
            "Collaboration with community organizations to identify food justice issues",
            "Funding and resources for implementing food access initiatives",
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            "Partnerships with local farmers and food producers to ensure a diverse supply of healthy food options"
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            "Reduction in food insecurity rates",
            "Number of community organizations involved in food access initiatives",
            "Percentage of low-income households with access to affordable healthy food",
            "Increase in local food production",
            "Public awareness and engagement levels regarding food justice issues",
            "Changes in health outcomes related to diet and nutrition"
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            "Addresses food justice issues",
            "Enhances food security for vulnerable communities",
            "Empowers underserved communities in decision-making",
            "Improves community well-being"
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        "ActionName": "Efficiency Rules",
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            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Laws and regulations actions",
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            "Regulatory frameworks that support the implementation of efficiency standards",
            "Technological advancements that enable improved resource use",
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            "Energy consumption per unit of output",
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            "Percentage of recycled materials used",
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            "Cost savings from efficiency improvements",
            "Public awareness and engagement levels",
            "Reduction in environmental impact assessments"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Improved water quality",
            "Enhanced climate resilience",
            "Promotion of equity and inclusion",
            "Economic benefits through job creation",
            "Reduction of resource waste"
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    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0067",
        "ActionName": "Air Quality ",
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            "adaptation"
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
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        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "high",
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            "Access to real-time air quality monitoring technology",
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            "Public awareness and education programs on air quality issues",
            "Regulatory frameworks for pollution control",
            "Funding and resources for air quality improvement projects",
            "Data collection and analysis capabilities for air quality assessment"
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            "Reduction in particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) levels",
            "Percentage of days with good air quality",
            "Public health outcomes related to respiratory diseases",
            "Community awareness and engagement levels",
            "Compliance rates with air quality regulations",
            "Emission reductions from key pollution sources",
            "Number of initiatives or programs implemented",
            "Funding allocated for air quality improvement projects"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Improved air quality leading to better public health outcomes",
            "Reduction of health disparities in vulnerable communities",
            "Enhanced community engagement and empowerment",
            "Promotion of social equity and inclusion in environmental health"
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    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0068",
        "ActionName": "Dietary Shift Promotion",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Government policies and programs actions",
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        "Description": "\"Dietary Shift Promotion\" involves campaigns and policies to encourage healthier and more sustainable dietary choices. This initiative aims to reduce the environmental impact of food systems and promote climate-friendly eating habits.",
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        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "low",
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            "Public awareness and education about the environmental impact of food choices",
            "Collaboration with food producers and suppliers to promote sustainable practices",
            "Support from government policies and regulations that incentivize sustainable diets",
            "Access to affordable and healthy food options for all communities",
            "Research and data on the benefits of dietary shifts for health and the environment"
        ],
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            "Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from food production",
            "Increase in plant-based food consumption",
            "Percentage of population aware of sustainable dietary choices",
            "Change in food waste levels",
            "Number of campaigns or policies implemented",
            "Engagement levels in dietary shift programs",
            "Sales growth of sustainable food products",
            "Reduction in water usage in food production",
            "Improvement in public health metrics related to diet",
            "Partnerships with local farms and food producers"
        ],
        "Impacts": [
            "Promotes climate resilience through sustainable dietary choices",
            "Enhances health equity by addressing dietary disparities",
            "Increases accessibility to healthy food options for underserved communities",
            "Encourages community engagement in dietary initiatives",
            "Supports cultural relevance in dietary practices"
        ]
    },
    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0069",
        "ActionName": "Food Procurement",
        "ActionType": [
            "adaptation"
        ],
        "AdaptationCategory": "Government policies and programs actions",
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        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": null,
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        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
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        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "low",
        "TimelineForImplementation": "5-10 years",
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            "Availability of local and sustainable food producers",
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            "Consumer awareness and demand for sustainable food",
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            "Reduction in carbon footprint of food procurement",
            "Percentage increase in sustainable agriculture suppliers",
            "Cost savings from local sourcing",
            "Percentage of seasonal produce purchased",
            "Waste reduction in food procurement",
            "Stakeholder satisfaction with food quality",
            "Number of partnerships with local farmers",
            "Training sessions conducted on sustainable procurement practices"
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            "Supports local economies by prioritizing small-scale farmers",
            "Promotes sustainable agricultural practices",
            "Enhances food security in underserved communities",
            "Encourages responsible consumption and awareness of food justice",
            "Fosters economic stability and growth for marginalized producers"
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    {
        "ActionID": "c40_0070",
        "ActionName": "City is implementing city-wide speed restrictions and a programme of physichal measures to tackle road danger",
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        "Description": "\"City-wide Speed Restrictions and Road Danger Measures\" include the implementation of speed limits and physical measures to enhance road safety. This program aims to reduce traffic-related hazards, promote sustainable transportation, and improve overall urban safety.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "The targeted behavioral change aimed by the \"City-wide Speed Restrictions and Road Danger Measures\" is to encourage individuals to adopt safer and more sustainable modes of transportation, such as walking, biking, or using public transit, by enhancing perceptions of road safety and reducing traffic-related hazards. This shift is expected to lead to a decrease in reliance on personal vehicles, ultimately contributing to lower greenhouse gas emissions and improved urban safety.",
        "CoBenefits": {
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        "CostInvestmentNeeded": "low",
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            "increased crop yields",
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            "crop yield improvements",
            "displacement of fossil fuel use through pyrolysis gases"
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            "enhanced soil resilience to climate change",
            "reduced pollution",
            "long-term carbon storage in soils",
            "contributing to global climate goals"
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            "adoption rates of agroforestry systems"
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            "coordinated water management practices among neighboring farmers and regions"
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            "adoption rate of improved rice cultivation techniques"
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            "reduction in fertilizer use per hectare"
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        "Description": "Manure management measures aim to mitigate CH4 and N2O emissions from manure storage and deposition through techniques such as anaerobic digestion, nitrification inhibitors, composting, improved storage and application practices, grazing practices, and livestock diet alteration. Co-benefits include improved nutrient recovery, fertiliser value, and biogas production.",
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        "Description": "Bioenergy involves producing energy from organic sources like biomass, organic waste, and harvest residues, displacing fossil fuels in heat, electricity, and fuel production. When combined with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), it stores biogenic carbon in geological or terrestrial reservoirs, achieving negative emissions. BECCS can also integrate with agriculture and forestry for co-benefits like land restoration and biogas production.",
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            "total energy produced from bioenergy",
            "land restored for biomass production",
            "GHG emissions reduction from displaced fossil fuel use"
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        "Description": "Transitioning dietary patterns to promote individual health and well-being while minimizing environmental impacts. Focuses on reducing animal-based food consumption, particularly from ruminant animals, and increasing plant-based food consumption to reduce GHG emissions and preserve biodiversity.",
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            "awareness campaigns",
            "the development of local food systems to support dietary transitions"
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            "reduction in land use for livestock",
            "increase in plant-based food consumption",
            "improvement in public health metrics related to diet-related diseases"
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            "widespread consumer education to change behaviors"
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            "decrease in land used for agricultural production",
            "measurable GHG emission reductions across the food supply chain"
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            "reduces environmental stress on water and land resources",
            "supports poverty alleviation",
            "contributes to achieving SDG 12 for sustainable consumption and production patterns"
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        "ActionName": "Improved and enhanced use of wood products",
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        "Description": "Promotes the use of sustainably harvested wood for material substitution (e.g., replacing concrete or steel) and increasing carbon storage in wood products. Includes strategies like increasing recycling, extending product lifetimes, and shifting to long-lived wood products.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "Encourages the adoption of wood-based materials in construction and other industries while promoting sustainable forest management.",
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            "Requires integrated spatial planning",
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            "lower per capita energy use in urban areas"
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            "reduced resource consumption",
            "preservation of land for agriculture and forestry"
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        "Description": "This action integrates spatial planning strategies based on the 5Ds of transit-oriented development (density, diversity, design, destination accessibility, and distance to transit). It aims to reduce vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and transport-related GHG emissions by increasing residential and job densities, improving street connectivity, and encouraging mixed land uses.",
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            "Requires effective urban planning",
            "policy support for mixed land use",
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            "cooperation across municipal agencies"
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            "decrease in transport-related GHG emissions",
            "improved accessibility to jobs and housing"
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            "fosters more sustainable urban growth patterns"
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        "Description": "Integrated spatial planning promotes compact urban form to reduce GHG emissions by increasing urban efficiency, supporting sustainable infrastructure such as district heating/cooling networks, and enhancing green areas. Co-design processes improve public acceptance and institutional capacity to support coordinated mitigation strategies.",
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            "High institutional capacity for cross-sector collaboration",
            "advanced GIS tools for spatial planning",
            "stakeholder engagement for co-design processes"
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            "Enhanced livability",
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            "reduced energy use",
            "increased resilience to climate impacts",
            "promotion of green economic growth"
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        "Description": "This action involves replacing fossil fuel-based technologies with electrified alternatives, such as electric vehicles, heat pumps, and renewable energy systems, to decarbonize urban energy infrastructure. It focuses on integrating renewable energy, increasing demand-side flexibility, and promoting energy efficiency in urban systems to support decarbonization and reduce GHG emissions.",
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            "adoption rates of EVs and heat pumps",
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            "Enhances energy security",
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        "Description": "Transition to net-zero embodied carbon in construction materials and supply chains by substituting emissions-intensive materials like steel and concrete with engineered timber systems. This includes mass timber technologies for mid-rise urban buildings, integrating sustainable forestry, recycling, and reuse.",
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        "EquityAndInclusionConsiderations": "Supports regions with low forest cover through sustainable timber trade and agroforestry practices to reduce land-use conflicts. Promotes job creation in sustainable forestry and timber industries.",
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            "Sustainable forestry management",
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            "robust forest and urban land governance policies",
            "incentivized afforestation practices"
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            "carbon sequestration capacity of urban timber infrastructure",
            "improvement in sustainable forestry practices"
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            "Reduced GHG emissions from construction",
            "enhanced carbon storage in urban environments",
            "sustainable urbanization",
            "improved resource efficiency",
            "reduced pressure on natural ecosystems"
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        "Description": "Implementation and management of urban tree planting to enhance carbon sequestration, reduce energy use, mitigate the urban heat island (UHI) effect, improve air quality, and provide co-benefits such as reduced stormwater runoff and increased public health and well-being.",
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            "policies supporting urban greening initiatives"
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            "reduction in building energy use",
            "improvement in air quality metrics"
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            "reduced energy consumption",
            "increased biodiversity",
            "greater resilience to climate change impacts"
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        "Description": "The implementation of green roofs, green walls, and greenways mitigates urban heat island effects, improves thermal comfort, reduces energy demand in buildings, manages stormwater, and promotes active transportation through connected green spaces, contributing to emissions reductions and urban livability.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "Encourages reduced energy consumption through improved building insulation and promotes active transportation via cycling and walking through integrated green infrastructure.",
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        "EquityAndInclusionConsiderations": "Provides green infrastructure that benefits underserved communities by improving access to public green spaces and supporting healthier urban environments.",
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            "increased active transportation use (cycling/walking)",
            "improved thermal comfort"
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            "reduced urban heat island effects",
            "improved public health",
            "better stormwater management",
            "increased biodiversity in urban areas"
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    {
        "ActionID": "ipcc_0079",
        "ActionName": "Increasing Locational and Mobility Options",
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        "Description": "This action focuses on leveraging spatial planning, urban form, and infrastructure to promote socio-behavioral changes that reduce reliance on private vehicles. Strategies include implementing 15/20-minute city programs, improving accessibility through walking, biking, and public transit, and reducing urban energy use.",
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            "reduction in urban GHG emissions",
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            "improves public health",
            "enhances urban livability",
            "fosters community engagement through better connectivity and accessibility"
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        "ActionName": "Avoiding, Minimising, and Recycling Waste",
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        "Description": "Implementation of waste hierarchy principles to reduce waste generation, improve source separation, and increase recycling and composting. Promotes decentralized waste management, home composting, and circular economy approaches to transform waste into energy or by-products while minimizing transport-related emissions.",
        "BehavioralChangeTargeted": "Encourages waste separation at source, adoption of recycling and composting behaviors, and increased public participation in waste management programs.",
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        "EquityAndInclusionConsiderations": "Supports informal workers in waste management, provides employment opportunities, and reduces inequalities by integrating informal sectors into formal systems. Ensures cost-sharing and benefit distribution among stakeholders.",
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            "public awareness campaigns",
            "needs infrastructure for decentralized waste treatment",
            "policies to promote circular economy practices"
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            "reduction in CH4 emissions from waste",
            "employment opportunities created in waste management"
        ],
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            "Improved urban livability",
            "reduction in landfill emissions",
            "enhanced resource efficiency",
            "economic growth through job creation in the waste management sector"
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    },
    {
        "ActionID": "ipcc_0081",
        "ActionName": "Coastal Accommodation",
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        "Description": "Raising dwellings and key infrastructure such as coastal roads above ground level to reduce flooding impacts in small islands, with government subsidies supporting elevated houses in flood-prone areas.",
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        "EquityAndInclusionConsiderations": "Provides flood mitigation and safety for vulnerable coastal populations, though local opposition has limited implementation in some areas.",
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            "Government subsidies",
            "Community support",
            "Availability of construction materials"
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            "Percentage of houses elevated",
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            "Number of roads raised"
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        "Impacts": [
            "Improved flood resilience",
            "Reduced damage to infrastructure",
            "Safer living conditions for communities in flood-prone areas"
        ]
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    {
        "ActionID": "ipcc_0082",
        "ActionName": "Coastal Infrastructure",
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        },
        "EquityAndInclusionConsiderations": "Hard-engineered structures may be inaccessible to poorer communities, necessitating inclusive planning to ensure equitable protection and benefits.",
        "GHGReductionPotential": null,
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        "TimelineForImplementation": ">10 years",
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            "Sufficient funding",
            "Appropriate engineering expertise",
            "Regular maintenance"
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            "Stability and durability of infrastructure",
            "Community resilience improvement"
        ],
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            "Increased protection of coastal areas",
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            "Potential ecological disruptions and increased erosion elsewhere"
        ]
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    {
        "ActionID": "ipcc_0083",
        "ActionName": "Strategic coastal retreat",
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        "EquityAndInclusionConsiderations": "Strategic retreat ensures inclusion of vulnerable populations, respecting cultural ties, and addressing place-attachment and livelihoods.",
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