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NZAA Submission on the Draft National Adaptation Plan

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    NZAA Submission on the Draft National Adaptation Plan

    By Emma | News, Submission Updates | 12 May, 2022

    The government’s Draft National Adaptation Plan is now open for consultation, with submissions due Friday 3rd June 2022.

    The NZAA council will be preparing a submission on the NAP’s objectives, actions and gaps in relation to cultural heritage.

    Two key focus areas in the Home, Buildings and Places section include:

    • Māori connections to whenua and places of cultural value are strengthened through partnerships (objective HBP3). This means:
      • supporting initiatives that identify and respond to climate risks that are specific to iwi and Māori
      • working in partnership with iwi/Māori to develop Māori-led adaptation solutions
      • identifying and embedding Māori knowledge, identity and values in urban design and construction to manage climate-related hazards
      • increasing the resilience of cultural heritage, to strengthen the ties between whānau, hapū and iwi and their whenua.
    • Threats to cultural heritage arising from climate change are understood and impacts minimised (objective HBP4). This means:
      • understanding where cultural heritage sites are, their values, who they are important to and how climate change could affect them
      • understanding how the loss of cultural heritage can affect social, cultural, spiritual and economic wellbeing, including for Māori; and the positive role of cultural heritage in adaptation and wellbeing
      • improving disaster management for cultural heritage
      • enabling communities to maintain and protect their taonga and assets
      • protecting and conserving cultural heritage through appropriate regulation.
    If you would like to contribute to the submission, have past and current climate change related projects/case studies to share or any questions please get in touch with Rebecca at submissions@nzarchaeology.org

     

     

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