Integrating Equity and Justice into Climate Action Planning: Beyond Mere Symbolism

Drevno, Ann

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-73939-3_2

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“…Clarifying how and when plan efficacy evaluations should be carried out should be a priority for plan evaluation theory and practice. As efforts to integrate equity and justice concerns into climate action plans become more widespread, evaluations of plan efficacy are needed to establish whether communities have actually become more equitable and just (Drevno, 2022).…”

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Equity and Justice in Climate Action Planning: The Challenge of Evaluation

Swanson

2023

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Climate action plans help cities respond to climate change, but the efficacy of these plans for advancing social justice remains unclear. Although there is agreement on the attributes of a quality plan, our ability to evaluate whether planning outcomes are equitable and just is underdeveloped. I consider how communities should decide the meaning and application of the concepts of equity and justice, and how plan evaluation approaches could be modified to better assess the efficacy of plans for advancing social justice goals. I recommend the use of context-specific justice principles, and an approach that makes plan efficacy a more prominent feature of plan evaluation.

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