This event will launch the UK Climate Resilience Roadmap: Stakeholder Action Plans, which provide actionable, stakeholder-specific action plans that will advance the implementation of the Roadmap across industry.

After a summer of record-breaking temperatures and multiple heatwaves across the UK and around the world, the case for climate resilience has never felt more urgent or been clearer. The UK’s built environment is facing an urgent reality: climate hazards are no longer future threats but immediate dangers.

Launched in June 2025, the UK Climate Resilience Roadmap is more than a call to action. It is a robust, evidence-backed strategy for adapting to climate hazards, equipping stakeholders across the built environment with the tools needed to achieve long-term resilience.

Following the UK Climate Resilience Roadmap’s success in providing a vision and direction for climate resilience in the built environment, the Stakeholder Action Plans provide practical and clear sector-specific actions to further support the delivery of the Roadmap and accelerate long-term resilience across the built environment.

You’ll leave with a clear understanding of how the plans can support practical next steps to strengthen the resilience of your assets, operations and services in the face of climate hazards, as well as how the industry can work together to tackle the climate resilience challenge.

Why Attend?

Gain the perspective you need

to understand how the resilience plans can help your organisation respond to the urgent and evolving challenges posed by climate hazards, now and in the future.

Learn how the stakeholder action resilience plans

bring alignment to industyr goals, and how they are translated into practical action within your stakeholder group.

Hear from an expert panel

on the next steps for climate resilience in the built environment.

Leave with actionable insights and examples

into how to use the plans to future-proof your assets, operations and services, while contributing to the acceleration of climate resilience across the industry.

Who Should Attend?

The Stakeholder Action Plans have been developed for 8 specific subsector groups in the UK built environment:

  • The Project Team (architects, enginners, designers, consultants, urban planners)
  • Building Owners/Occupiers (Landlords, owners, occupiers, facilities managers, maintenance)
  • Developers
  • Contractors
  • Material Suppliers and Product Manufacturers
  • Infrastructure (Critical infrastructure: energy, utilities, water & resource systems)
  • Financial organisations ( Investors, banks, lenders, funds, financial advisors)
  • Insurance ( Insurers, underwriters, risk, modellers, brokers, advisors)

While the plans are tailored to these stakeholder groups, the event is open to anyone with an interest in climate resilience. Understanding the roles, priorities and interdependencies of each stakeholder group is essential to delivering a resilient built environment. We therefore welcome attendees from across the sector, including policymakers, local authorities, regulators, NGOs, researchers and other organisations, who will benefit from exploring the actions required of each stakeholder group and identifying how they can help enable whole-system transformation.

Resilience, Resource Use & Nature Partners

Our climate change adaptation work is supported by our Resilience, Resource Use & Nature Partners.

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