The Climate Resilience Technical Committee is a group of Far North Queensland Councils and organisations working together to manage risks and develop opportunities for a climate-resilient and low-carbon future.
Following the success of the Rivers to Reef Climate Resilient Alliance group established in 2022, the CRTC focuses on climate mitigation, transition and adaption opportunities that deliver social, environmental, and economic benefits.
Facilitated by FNQROC, members work together, sharing resources and learnings to inform the development and implementation of strategic plans including:
- Regional Drought Resilience Plan for Gulf Hinterland and Wet Tropics
- QRA Local Resilience Action Plans for Far North Queensland region
- FNQROC Rivers to Reef Climate Alliance Action Plan
Committee meetings are held quarterly.
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The Rivers to Reef Climate Resilient Alliance was part of a pilot project through the Queensland Climate Resilent Councils program delivered by the Local Government Association Queensland, thanks to funding from the Queensland Government.
Facilitated by FNQROC, the Alliance group founding members are Cairns Regional Council, Mareeba Shire Council, Tablelands Regional Council and Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council. Together the Far North Queensland councils worked together to manage risks and develop opportunities for a climate resilient, low carbon future.
The Alliance developed and implemented the River to Reef Climate Alliance Action Plan
Meetings
2022
Recent activities
Regional Climate Risks and Opportunities: At a glance
The best available science tells us that our climate is becoming less stable, and we are experiencing increasing changes in temperature, rainfall, sea level and extreme weather conditions.
Guiding Resources and Programs
Policy setting
Programs
Practice Tools and Precedent Hub
Climate risk governance
Regional precedence
Transitioning to a low carbon economy (emissions reduction)
Dashboards and maps
Energy management and renewables
Emissions management and accounting
Environmental markets and offsets
Transport
Procurement and infrastructure
Adaptation and physical risks
Dashboards and maps
Risk assesments
Guiding materials
Coastal hazards
Drought
Planning and the built environment
Environment
Water
Health and wellbeing
Agriculture and food systems
Stakeholder policies
Community engagement
Contact
For further information, please contact the Regional Climate Resilience Coordinator