MACC Hub Toolkit

The Rural Climathon Plybook builds on the benefits of Climathons in addressing the global climate challenge at a local level, across a range of sectors including transport, energy, and food and land use. They focus attention on practical solutions to local challenges in an inspiring and engaging way that brings people together to spark action.

Explore the UK Adaptation Inventory to learn more on adaptation on the ground, based on national reporting to government by public and private sector organisations.

Explore and contribute resources and best practices for climate change adaptation from all transport modes.

Want to talk about climate and nature in a way that actually connects with people? The 2025 Britain Talks Climate & Nature Toolkit cuts through noise and polarisation with clear, evidence-based guidance designed to help you spark meaningful conversations across every corner of the UK.

The Three Horizons Toolkit has been developed by Public Health Wales and the Future Generations Commissioner’s Office to help public bodies avoid making decisions that don’t stand the test of time. It is based on a model developed by Bill Sharpe and the International Futures Forum.

Use this Climate Risk Dashboard tool to explore interactive maps of climate change effects in the UK including droughts, surface water flooding, river flooding, heat, agriculture and road infrastructure!

The toolkit is intended to provide a supportive framework to enable local authorities to develop their risk assessments and adaptation pathways.

Climate Just is a free webtool for public service providers designed to: identify who is vulnerable to climate change and fuel poverty and why, highlight neighbourhoods where climate disadvantage is highest, explain the factors involved and help you decide what actions to take.

Discover the Met Office's Local Authority Climate Service (LACS) tool that help UK Local Authorities and others understand climate risks and build resilience. Access local Climate Reports, explore the Climate Explorer, and find guidance on assessing risks and taking action to adapt to climate change.

Use this tool to see what the scientific research is saying about - How local climates will change? What health and community impacts may occur as a result? Who will be most vulnerable and why? Which adaptations to consider ?