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… to develop regulatory frameworks that are progressive, promote innovation and create incentives for citizens and businesses to make practical changes in the way they live and work. Adapting to unavoidable climate change and preventing future emissions: We will take actions and make changes to ensure the city is resilient to future climate change and prevent future emissions, as well…

… and services • make strategic investments to drive change • lobby for change as the capital of Scotland and a major UK city. Priorities for climate action This strategy recognises that no one action will deliver a net zero city. We need to tackle climate change on all fronts as part of a whole- system approach. But we also need to be clear on our key strategic priorities for urgent action…

… does not seek to replicate all the individual organisational plans that exists to reduce emissions and tackle climate change. Rather, the strategy and implementation plan include actions and commitments from city partners that contribute to delivering the strategy, and actions to support citizens and businesses in making more sustainable choices. 3.5 The Draft 2030 Climate Strategy was publicly…

… includes new commitments on: 4.5.1 Collaborating with Scottish Government to develop a green investment pipeline for the city; 4.5.2 Developing investment strategies to support the city’s transition to clean energy and energy efficient buildings, a low carbon economy, net zero transport infrastructure, and to adapt the city to be resilient to future climate change; 4.5.3 Developing joined-up…

… the city can secure; however as Scotland’s capital and a city which is committed to being at the forefront of tackling climate change, the city is well-placed to maximise its share of this funding. 4.12 For each of the strategic actions, the implementation plan sets milestones for delivering the actions and associated timeframes. It identifies the lead partner organisation, and the partners…