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STRATA Research ON CLIMATE CHANGE

STRATA Research ON CLIMATE CHANGE. Preparing strata titled communities for more extreme weather events in a world of climate change. An Overview. What is climate change? How are strata title buildings & stakeholders affected? Who is NCCARF? Why is Griffith Uni researching this?

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STRATA Research ON CLIMATE CHANGE

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  1. STRATA Research ON CLIMATE CHANGE Preparing strata titled communities for more extreme weather events in aworld of climate change

  2. An Overview What is climate change? How are strata title buildings & stakeholders affected? Who is NCCARF? Why is Griffith Uni researching this? When is this all happening?

  3. Project Objectives & Timelines Understand climate change implications for strata stakeholders Collect all knowledge & experiences in one place Prepare analyses & reports for later reference Make recommendations for law reform Prepare best practice manuals Educate strata stakeholders Complete late 2012

  4. Some Actions & Findings (So Far) • 16 strata leaders interviewed, standard literature reviewed, Industry reference group formed & met twice • Indicates a few key things – • - low awareness & preparedness levels • - legal barriers to building adaptation • - funding & spending resistance by owners • dilemmas in emergency management situations • - more information & education for all involved • challenges to conventional reliance on insurance • The next stage is our strata survey

  5. Becoming Involved Complete the online survey www.griffith.edu.au/climate-change-survey Read the blog www.strataclimatechange.blogspot.com.au Follow on Twitter @strata_climate Contact me francesco@strataexperts.com.au

  6. CHU’s Involvement CHU is a Principal Research Supporter CHU is providing funding, expertise & information CHU has invited me to present today Thanks CHU …

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