8 Risk assess Cork County Council activities in the context of climate change by: • Identification of vulnerabilities of Cork County Council in the context of emerging climate knowledge Each Directorate ✗ Short - Medium

9 Develop a system to document, monitor and analyse data on the impact of extreme weather events on Cork County Council which shall take into account the following baselines: • Nature and extent of extreme weather events • Impact of extreme weather events on public service delivery • Impact of extreme weather events on Local Authority assets. • Actions taken to adapt to events and to restore services • Resources required to deal with the impact of extreme weather events • Resource deficits identified in dealing with extreme weather events, including the H&S aspects of prolonged events on rest times • Financial implications of extreme weather events, including: • clean up and repair costs • central government funding received • Opportunity costs of extreme weather events • Number of days of closure of Local Authority buildings • Staff working days lost • Lost activities due to reassignment or loss of resources. • Number of activations of Severe Weather Assessment Team • Number of emergency road closures • Number of emergency call outs • Number (and dates) of call outs to deal with wild fires • Number of Health and Safety incidents • Number of kilometres of road treated in freezing and high temperature conditions • Number of representations and calls for assistance from elected representatives, customers, other sectors and members of the public • The nature, extent and cost of service provided to or obtained from other sectors • The proportion of the impacts that is deemed to derive from climate change Climate Action Steering Group Each Directorate ✗ Short