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    Step 5: Take action

    This step focuses on implementing adaptation plans. This includes overcoming barriers, implementing actions in a realistic sequence, obtaining funding, building partnerships, and ensuring engagement takes place throughout. It is also important to ensure funding is available for any maintenance that is required over the lifespan of actions. Evaluating your plan is essential.
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    Barriers to adapting to climate change

    Barriers and limits to adaptation constrain the capacity and ability of decision-makers to take action. 
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    Step 6: Monitor, Evaluate and Review

    Monitoring and evaluation is an essential component of any adaptation planning and should not be neglected. Trigger indicators and performance indicators can be monitored and the results used to determine when actions should be implemented and to track the success of the adaptation plan.  Effective monitoring and evaluation underpin the planning cycle.
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    Legal Risk. A guide to legal decision making in the face of climate change for coastal decision makers
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    Coastal sediments, beaches and soft shores
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    Importance of climate for coastal communities and environments

    Australia’s climate affects the safety and prosperity of coastal communities and their environment.
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    Adapt between the flags: The experience of Surf Life Saving Australia

    Surf Life Saving Australia has initiated a process to cope with climate change conditions at the local and national level, identifying adaptation options and key factors to increase the organisation’s adaptive capacity and resilience
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    What are the RCPs?
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    Cyclones and East Coast Lows

    Tropical cyclones and East Coast Lows are projected to become less frequent as a result of climate change but those tropical cyclones that do occur are expected to be more intense, and may track further south.
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    Why is adaptation important?

    Because international efforts to limit greenhouse gas emissions are insufficient to avoid the risk of impacts arising from climate change, adaptation will be necessary.