France's Climate Adaptation Plan Submitted to Matignon for Budget Arbitration
Ecological Transition Minister Monique Barbut is to hand Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu a roadmap on September 30 to accelerate France's national plan for adapting to climate change.
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French Ecological Transition Minister Monique Barbut is set to submit a roadmap to Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu on September 30 aimed at accelerating implementation of France's national plan for adaptation to climate change, according to Le Monde.
The roadmap will go through a budget arbitration process at Matignon, the prime minister's office, which will determine the funding allocated to the measures it contains.
The report did not detail the specific measures included in the roadmap or the overall budget being requested.
France's national climate adaptation plan is intended to prepare the country's infrastructure, agriculture and public services for the effects of climate change, with the pace of its implementation subject to government funding decisions.
Sources
- Adaptation de la France au changement climatique : le plan du ministère de la transition écologique soumis à l’arbitrage budgétaire de Matignon — Le Monde — Une
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