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Figure 2.7 provides an overview of the sectors that are reported to have been or to be covered in national and sectoral risk and vulnerability assessments. Sectoral assessments are distinguished into those led by the ministries in charge of the relevant sector, hereafter referred to as 'led by ministries', and others led by private sector or industry groups. The great majority of the 26 responding countries considered agriculture (23), water (23), forestry (22) and human health (21) in national risk and vulnerability assessments. In conjunction with biodiversity, these four sectors are reported to be most frequently covered in both national and sector-based assessments led by ministries. Only seven countries report information about sector-based assessments led by the private sector or industry (Germany, Lithuania, Portugal, Sweden, Spain, The Netherlands, United Kingdom). In the latter case although interest is shown in certain sectors such as industry and finance / insurance, agriculture is still the sector reported by the largest number of responding countries (five out of seven; Portugal, Sweden, Spain, The Netherlands, United Kingdom).

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  • kabzibor (Boryana Kabzimalska) 01 Jul 2014 15:57:07

    The objective of the National climate change risk and vulnerability assessment for the sectors of the Bulgarian economy  is to assess the risk  of climate change related natural disasters which are most typical for Bulgaria on the basis  of climate models and scenarios. The framework document covers the following sectors: agriculture, water, urban environment, energy, transport, construction and infrastructure, ecosystems and biodiversity, human health and tourism.   A separate chapter on cross-border cooperation on issues related to the impacts of climate change is included in the document.

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