Local Authority transformation in the context of a climate emergency – Local PartnershipsLocal Authority transformation in the context of a climate emergency – Local Partnerships
Local Authority transformation in the context of a climate emergency
In this webinar on Thursday 6 February, we will build on our climate adaption toolkit to consider how authorities need to transform in response to climate change, and how thinking about climate risk and resilience can be embedded in whole organisation transformation approaches.
Climate resilience is going to be a key challenge for authorities in the future, and this webinar will help you start your thinking about how you can be prepared.
Local Partnerships transformation work
Our transformation work supports local government as they consider how to make their services fit for the future. There are huge opportunities for the sector to make the most of new technologies, but customer expectations of services are high, and demand is increasing.
The changing context of local government means that transformation is the new normal. We can support you to deliver effective change.
Our speakers
Rachel Toresen – Owuor, Senior Director – Climate As Senior Director, Rachel Toresen-Owuor is responsible for our Climate Response programme, delivering a wide range of services from carbon accounting to adaptation for climate change.
Victoria Camp, Director – Climate Victoria Camp supports the public sector across South West Wales with a wide range of infrastructure, energy efficiency and renewable energy projects covering multiple technologies.
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