climate equity meeting #5 · 07-10-2018 · updated definition from homework feedback. for san...
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Climate Equity Meeting #5Monday, July 23, 2018
5:00 – 8:00 pm
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AgendaItem 1: 5:00 pm Call to Order
Roll call: Jessica Guerrero, TWG LiaisonMeeting Rules: Danielle VitoffDiscuss meeting objectives
Item 2: 5:15 pm Non-Agenda Public Comments (two minutes per speaker)
Item 3 (20 min) Administration/SC & Other TWG Report OutAdjustments to the TWG process: Jessica GuerreroUpdated CAAP Schedule: Danielle VitoffIntroduce the Climate Equity Fellow: Eloisa PMSummary of SC meeting and discussion topics from other TWG meetings: Danielle Vitoff
Item 4 (10 min) SA Climate Projections & GHG InventoryStatus, including comments received: Danielle VitoffAny outstanding questions from the TWG?
Item 5 (45 min) Equity DefinitionReview the current draft of the equity definition: Eloisa PMDiscuss updates to the definition
Item 6: 6:30pm Break
Item 7 (30 min) Complete Equity DefinitionDevelop draft equity definition to share with other TWGs/SC
Item 8 (45 min) Screening MechanismDiscuss how equity assessmentwill be used: Eloisa PMShare equity assessmentexamples: Eloisa PMDiscuss first thoughts aroundequity assessment for SA
Item 9: 8:00 pm Adjournment
Climate Equity DefinitionsMeeting Notes from May Meeting
Climate equity in San Antonio…• All people /communities• Equitable access / burdens• Resilience (outcome / informed by most impacted)• Policies• Evaluation• Community driven metrics
Working Definition Drafted from the May Meeting Notes
For San Antonio, “climate equity” ensures that all people equally benefit from climate solutions. This means that everyone has an opportunity to participate in climate change discussions and prosper from resiliency to climate risks like floods, droughts, and high temperatures. We believe that climate equity occurs when:• Leadership fosters mutual learning across all community groups• Policies are enacted to address the systems that perpetuate the un-equal burden of
climate impacts• Metrics that track and evaluate climate action and adaptation mitigate disparity and
provide transparency
Climate Equity Definitions
Updated Definition from Homework Feedback
For San Antonio, “climate equity” ensures that all people, regardless of where they live, work, and play have the opportunity to participate in climate change discussions and prosper from resilient solutions to climate risks like floods, droughts, and high temperatures. We believe that climate equity occurs when:• City leadership fosters mutual learning across all community stakeholder groups• Policies that are enacted and funding is distributed to transform the systems that
perpetuate the unequal burden of climate impacts• Community-selected metrics track and evaluate climate action and adaptation to
mitigate disparity and provide transparency
Climate Equity Definitions
Equity Assessment ExampleNew York City 1.5 Degree Plan
Equity Assessment ExampleNew York City 1.5 Degree Plan
Equity Assessment ExampleNew York City 1.5 Degree Plan
Equity Assessment ExamplePortland, Oregon
Equity Assessment ExamplePortland, Oregon
Equity Assessment Example
Equity Assessment ExampleSeattle Equity Agenda
EQUITY FRAMEWORK: TIMELINEMonth Equity Activity CAAP Process
April Webinar
• Introduced draft equity framework and timeline• Reviewed community engagement
Strategy FormulationMay
Meeting
• Discussed equity framework and timeline• Started drafting a shared definition of equity • Discussed baseline equity data
June Webinar
• Discussed CAAP goals and framework• Discussed an update on community engagement • Introduced the climate equity fellow
July Meeting
• Finalize working equity definition• Discuss framing of CAAP goals and mission framing• Consider mitigation and adaptation strategies equity assessment (foundation
for screening mechanism) Mitigation Scenarios and Vulnerability AssessmentAugust
Meeting
• Draft CAAP equity assessment• Discuss equity metrics: best practices• Report from climate equity fellow
September Meeting
• Finalize CAAP equity assessment• Discuss equity metrics
October Meeting
• Update: community engagement• Finalize CAAP equity metrics Drafting CAAP Document
December Meeting • Review process and implementation strategy
January Meeting • Discuss final CAAP document Finalizing CAAP
Document
CAAP Schedule
Approval Process:2/27 – Planning Commission3/14 – Planning Commission3/26 – Community Healthy and Equity4/3 – City Council B-Session4/11 – City Council A-Session
CAAP Schedule