Due to climate change, the intensity, duration, frequency, and location of adverse and extreme weather events are increasing. Accordingly, both public and private sector organizations must take proactive measures to prepare for climate risks. Infrastructure standards and building codes support citizens’ and communities’ health, safety, environment, and welfare. Overall, building code developers and researchers worldwide must address current and future challenges of weather hazards. A global consortium of building code developers and researchers formed the Global Resiliency Dialogue group to leverage building and climate science to inform building code development and improve adverse weather resilience. In the “Findings on Changing Risk and Building Codes” summary, the group outlines objectives and defines strategies for this purpose.

Global Resiliency Dialogue Building Code Development and Research Organization Signatories:

  • Australian Building Codes Board
  • International Code Council
  • Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, Building System Performance (New Zealand)
  • National Research Council of Canada
  • Scottish Government

Global Resiliency Dialogue Endorsing Organizations:

  • American Institute of Architects
  • ASTM International
  • Australian Fire and Emergency Services Authorities Council
  • Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience
  • Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council
  • Building Officials Institute of New Zealand
  • Engineers Australia
  • Geoscience Australia
  • Insurance Council of Australia
  • Northwest Code Professionals
  • Planning Institute of Australia
  • Standards Australia
  • Urban Land Institute

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