Otago’s regional initiatives contribute towards New Zealand emissions reduction commitments and adaptation ambitions.
New Zealand has committed to a domestic emissions reduction to 50% of 2005 levels by 2030, under the Paris Agreement.
We also have a national target of net zero emissions by 2050.
This assessment provides a national picture of the risks we face from climate change.
This looks at the impacts of climate change now and into the future, and sets out how the country can adapt.
The Government’s long-term approach to building New Zealand's climate resilience.
The actions and initiatives in this plan aim to help meet our 2050 net zero target.
This government report explores how and why our climate and atmosphere are changing, and considers the current and future impacts.
Collaborative, user-focused research that boosts the resilience of communities and infrastructure throughout the motu.
Supporting Māori climate action by investing in marae-based climate adaptation and mitigation projects.
Information, tools and reports to help understand climate change impacts and risks across Otago, including effects on communities, the environment, biodiversity and the economy.
An overview of Otago Regional Council’s climate resilience work, including adaptation programmes, emissions reduction initiatives, emergency readiness and partnerships with communities and organisations.
Ways you can take action on climate change in Otago, including household preparedness, reducing emissions, community initiatives, events and funding opportunities.