Assessing Vulnerability to Health Impacts of Climate Change in French Municipalities
Résumé
Abstract Background Climate change significantly threatens human health, particularly in vulnerable municipalities. Multiple climatic, environmental, and socioeconomic factors influence municipal vulnerability. To effectively reduce this vulnerable, evidence-based tools for local decision-makers are needed. This study aims to present the development application of a multicriteria decision analysis (MCDA) model assess vulnerability health impacts climate French Methods We selected 59 municipalities develop apply model. The MCDA involved literature review on as well active participation from an interdisciplinary committee composed members academic, associative, professional sectors. led identifying 38 indicators characterize based three components: climatic exposure, environmental sensitivity, adaptive capacity. These were used input model, which applied outranking method rank most least vulnerable. Results generated partial rankings by components vulnerability, complete ranking that integrated components. results revealed main explained allowed typology helped prioritize interventions have greatest impact each municipality studied. Conclusions highlights importance considering multiple criteria their interdependencies when assessing provide tool support decision-making processes at level. is valuable prioritizing effective studied Key messages • developed provides robust processes.
Mots clés
Vulnerability (computing)
Multiple-criteria decision analysis
Climate change
Environmental planning
Interdependence
Ranking (information retrieval)
Vulnerability assessment
Environmental resource management
Typology
Psychological intervention
Geography
Environmental health
Environmental science
Computer science
Political science
Medicine
Operations research
Engineering
Ecology
Computer security
Archaeology
Machine learning
Psychiatry
Law
Biology
Domaines
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