Государственная политика зарубежных арктических стран в области адаптации к изменениям климата: на примере «национальных адаптационных планов»

Рассматривается зарубежный опыт имплементации международных стандартов в национальные климатические стратегии и планы на примере государств Арктики. Анализ показал, что каждая из арктических стран имеет свою специфику в рамках мероприятий по адаптации, и по каждой стране можно выделить ключевые ориентиры в области государственного управления: от расширения научных исследований в области адаптации до организации мероприятий, связанных с особенностями функционирования арктических экосистем, населенных пунктов и сообществ. Делается вывод, что зарубежный опыт дает представление о том, какие инструменты могут быть использованы отечественным законодателем и правоприменителями.

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