PLANNING & LAND USE FOR RESILIENCE
Activities:
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Review and develop policies and a legal framework to support coordinated retreat from high-risk areas.
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Assign responsibilities to the state and private landowners for the decommissioning of properties that are at high risk from sea level rise, storm surge, flooding and land slippage.
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In consultation with the relevant stakeholders, establish gender sensitive and socially inclusive indicators for objective decision-making with respect to retreat from vulnerable areas.
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Revisit set-back regulations to ensure their adequacy with respect to assessed current and future climate-related risks.
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Incorporate climate vulnerability analysis into land use development plans as well as tourism master plans.
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Where necessary, develop new climate-informed national land use plans for Saint Lucia.
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Undertake national-level consultations with government ministries and community-based organizations to arrive at a socially inclusive national consensus on future development zones.