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Climate Change & Asset Management

Ontario Regulation 588/17 requires municipalities to address, through its asset management planning, the vulnerabilities to infrastructure that may be caused by climate change as well as any adaptation opportunities or mitigation approaches to be undertaken. The regulation asks municipalities to consider the impact of climate change on municipalities’ operations, levels of service, and lifecycle management.
Asset Management Ontario (AMONTario) is developing and promoting resources in support of this aim. Please refer to the following presentations from recent events as helpful resources.

Opening & Closing Remarks for the Asset & Climate Workshop Series – Dustin Carey, Federation of Canadian Municipalities

Asset Management Governance Within the Context of Climate Change – Dharmen Dhaliah, Town of Halton Hills

Climate Change & Asset Management at the City of Toronto – David MacLeod and David Metcalfe, City of Toronto

Introduction to the Canadian Centre for Climate Services – Michael Copage, Teah Lizee, & Ellen Yeung, Canadian Centre for Climate Services

Climate Change & Extreme Weather: Utilizing Natural Infrastructure for Community Resilience – Natalia Moudrak, University of Waterloo

Scenario Exercise: What Would Your Municipality Do?

Making the Case for Green Infrastructure – Rohan Lilauwala, Green Infrastructure Foundation

Integrating Climate Change Adaptation & Asset Management Practices – John Murray, PSD

Prioritizing Climate Change Risks & Tools: Hazards, Enterprise Assets and a Corporate-wide Approach – Christine Tu & Sam Sidawi, Region of Peel

Using Better Data to Identify Climate Change-Related Infrastructure Vulnerabilities in Canadian Communities – Tyler Sutton, PSD

Enhancing Resilience Through Standards – Dwayne Torrey, CSA Group

Building Municipal Asset Management Capacity across Ontario – Sam Sidawi, Region of Peel

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For more great AMONTario webinars, conferences and workshops, please visit our events calendar and register early!

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