Climate Change. City of Hamilton Public Health Services
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1 Climate Change City of Hamilton Public Health Services
2 Let s Talk About The Weather : Community engagement campaign initiated in 2014 to develop 2016 Plan Places & Spaces Conversations 20 + Conversions individuals Twitter 332 Followers 8 Task Forces 65+ Task Force Members Workshops 150+ individuals Notices and Newsletters 358 individuals 91 Neighbourhood Associations Hamilton s Climate Change Action Plan
3 Nine Themes to Plan Agriculture & Food Awareness & Education Energy Infrastructure People & Health Land Use, Buildings & Build Form Transportation / Mobility Local Economy & Business Water & Natural Heritage
4 TEN Main Priority Actions 1. Support local food production/consumption and integrate climate change mitigation/adaption strategies into existing farm and food plans and initiatives. 2. Establish ongoing education and awareness program/campaigns for climate change. 3. Develop a Community Energy Plan to guide the Hamilton community s energy future. 4. Revise and update municipal infrastructure guidelines to prioritize Low Impact Development (LID) as a preferred method for stormwater management. 5. Establish variable development charges to reflect real cost of buildings and maintaining infrastructure. 6. Create an accessible toolkit for businesses to assist with impact analysis and business continuity planning. 7. Conduct a local community vulnerability assessment of public health impacts from climate change. 8. Expand public transit services to include dedicated rapid transit lanes where possible. 9. Secure property that serves as source water storage or preserves wildlife corridors within the catchment. 10. Establish an ongoing oversight and coordination body to guide implementation of the Hamilton Climate Change Action Plan and report back on community progress and success.
5 Hamilton Facts Reductions - Achieved 20% reductions of 2006 emissions in 2016 (20%) - Back on track to achievements Adaptation - Science Report done for City (Posted online) - Undertook ICLEI BARC for Corporate Risks - Undertaking workshops with community members for Community Risks - Inform Adaption work in 2018 Projections: Increased Heat Increased Rain Increase extreme events Observed: Flooding Drought and Heat High winds
6 Climate Change and Health Ministry of Health and Long -Term Care, 2016
7 Climate Change and Health This toolkit is intended to provide practical guidance to public health units for conducting vulnerability and adaptation assessments to better anticipate, address, and mitigate the impacts and risks of climate change on health outcomes.
8 Objectives Importance (1)Understand current impacts and potential future risks and impacts of climate change from an environmental health perspective; and Integration (2)Inform and improve existing operational processes within the environmental health program to account for the impacts of climate change.
9 Climate Change and Health Using the toolkit as a guide, this project used both quantitative and qualitative methods to explore and understand climate change impacts and inform operational processes within the environmental health program. Climate change is real Certainly, there is an impact [of climate change] to public health. CAH, 2016 I don t have any great evidence. City of Hamilton Public Health Services, 2016 Each program would need to look at how it s gonna affect them and what sort of timelines
10 Methods- Quantitative The quantitative methods were used to understand current impacts. The quantitative data analysis was descriptive relating to the following issue areas: Extreme temperature (i.e. heat, cold); Air quality (i.e. air pollution, groundlevel ozone, particulate matter); Vector-borne diseases; Food- and water-borne diseases. City of Hamilton, 2016 MOECC, 2016
11 Methods- Qualitative The qualitative methods including semistructured interviews with key stakeholders (i.e. program managers and/or specialists) were used to inform and improve existing operational processes to better understand how we can account for climate change impacts within the environmental health program. City of Hamilton, 2016 The qualitative phase of this study used the Diffusion of Innovations (DOI) theory (Rogers, 2003) to inform the interview questions.
12 Methods- Qualitative The five stages of the adoption process include: (1) knowledge; (2) persuasion; (3) decision; (4) implementation; and (5) confirmation. we explored program experts attitudes on climate change knowledge, perceptions, roles and responsibilities, and barriers and facilitators influencing climate change adoption in order to operationalize climate change and health impacts within existing HPD programs. Rogers, 2003
13 Key Findings City of Hamilton, 2016
14 Climate Change and Health Operational Process Model City of Hamilton, 2016
15 Thank You
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