Common use of Climate adaptation Clause in Contracts

Climate adaptation. ‌ In the current overview plan, the municipality's ecosystem services and green blue values have been given a great deal of space. A green-blue structure integrates green areas and surface water management with urban development and leads to better conditions for managing future climate change. To manage the surface water in Barkarbystaden, a multifunctional park, Kyrkparken, has been developed. Kyrkparken’s facility consists of several ponds, in which water is both purified, delayed and stored while being led away from the park area. Kyrkparken was designed to fulfil several functions, both from a climate adaptation perspective and also to promote recreation and social interaction. An overall climate and vulnerability analysis has been carried out, which indicated the measures that the municipality should prioritise to ensure a resilient society. Some measures have been initiated, such as establishing information material aimed at the municipality's residents to increase knowledge about climate change and how property owners can take preventive measures. Järfälla also runs the Vinnova-financed project SVIKT (Smart plants in the service of climate). The project will test and develop new, cost-effective and scalable methods for the absorption of carbon dioxide and the purification of contaminated soil. Järfälla municipality has also been granted funding from the County Administrative Board to produce information material aimed at residents and property owners in Järfälla municipality, with the aim of increasing their knowledge and preparedness for extreme weather events. To meet future climate change, the climate adaptation perspective needs to be raised and integrated even more clearly into the community planning process. New technologies for surface water management and carbon dioxide storage can be tested, while natural ecosystem services and existing green areas are preserved where possible. In the municipality's proposed budget for 2022, the Municipal Director has been assigned the task of studying the cost and readiness to transition the municipality to a changed climate. The study will focus on heat waves, floods and lack of drinking water, and will be complemented by MSB directives and guidance.

Climate adaptation. ‌ In the current overview planComprehensive Plan, there is a strong focus on the municipality's Municipality’s ecosystem services and green green-blue values have been given a great deal of spacevalues. A green-blue structure integrates green areas and surface water management with urban development and leads to better conditions for managing future climate change. To manage the surface water in Barkarbystaden, a multifunctional park, Kyrkparken, has been developed. Kyrkparken’s surface water facility consists of several pondsponds or reservoirs, in which where water is both purified, delayed and stored while being led away from the park area. Kyrkparken was designed to fulfil serve several functionspurposes, both from a climate adaptation perspective and also to promote recreation and social interaction. An overall Järfälla’s new Climate Adaptation Plan was adopted in 2022. The plan is based on a climate and vulnerability analysis has been carried outand a related list of measures, and aims to high- light which indicated the climate adaptation measures that the municipality should prioritise be prioritized to ensure a resilient societymunicipality. Some of the measures have been initiatedbegun, such as establishing mapping heat stress vulnerability to investigate which locations in the municipality are particularly vulnerable to heat during heat waves. The Municipality has also sent an information material aimed at the municipality's residents folder to property owners to increase their knowledge about of climate change change, and explain how property owners can improve their preparedness and take preventive measuresaction. Järfälla also runs the Vinnova-financed funded project SVIKT (Smart ‘smart plants in the service of climate’). The project will test tests and develop develops new, cost-effective and scalable methods for the absorption of carbon dioxide and the purification of contaminated soil. Järfälla municipality has also been granted funding from the County Administrative Board to produce information material aimed at residents and property owners in Järfälla municipality, with the aim of increasing their knowledge and preparedness for extreme weather events. soil.‌ To meet future climate change, the climate adaptation perspective needs to be raised and integrated even more clearly into the community planning process. New technologies for surface water management and carbon dioxide storage can be tested, while natural ecosystem services and existing green areas are preserved where possible. In A green-blue plan is being prepared to highlight green and blue values, to enable early-phase integration into the municipality's proposed budget for 2022, the Municipal Director has been assigned the task of studying the cost and readiness to transition the municipality to a changed climatecommunity planning process. The study green-blue plan will serve as a planning basis that highlights the ecosystem services that need to be prioritized to ensure sustainable land use in the municipal- ity, with a focus on heat waves, floods torrential rain and lack of drinking water, and will be complemented by MSB directives and guidanceflooding balanced against other ecosystem services.