Chantra, V.Thomson, N.Hughes, J.Lawrence, J.Wreford, Anita B.Blackett, P.Leathwick, J.O'Donnell, J.Scott, E.Cartwright, A.Milnes, T.Sims, B.McCarter, S.Sweeney, M.2021-07-052020-05-18ME 1506https://hdl.handle.net/10182/13974The risk assessment identifies 43 priority risks across five value domains (natural environment, human, economy, built environment and governance) and highlights 10 risks considered to be the most significant. These are risks from that need to be addressed most urgently. The risk assessment will enable the Government to prioritise action, including through a national adaptation plan. The risk assessment will enable the Government to prioritise action, including through a national adaptation plan which will be developed over the next two years. Further detail on the risk assessment's findings are provided in the technical report, and the method report provides more information on the methodology used. There is also a Snapshot which summarises the main report.117en© AECOM New Zealand Limited. All rights reserved.climate changerisk assessmentReport