CC1: Does local government regularly talk to your community, including the most vulnerable, to assess the most significant risks/threats?
CC2: Does your local government talk to your community, including the most vulnerable, when preparing policies, plans and actions to address risks/threats?
CC3: Do you find your local development plan takes into account the risks the your community faces?
CC4: Does your local government involve your community, including the most vulnerable, in the implementation of actions to reduce risks/threats?
CC5: Are there processes for you/ your community to easily raise concerns or complaints to local government about the actions to reduce risks/threats?
CC6: Can you access information from your local government about the actions to reduce risks/threats?
CC7: Can you access financial resources (money, material, equipment) from your local government to address risks/threats?
CC8: What are three most significant factors preventing and facilitating your inclusion in decision-making processes about the risks/threats in your community? (e.g. timing, cost and accessibility to input)
CC9: Have the impacts of the disasters increased in your communities due to public or private development projects?
CC10: Have your ecosystems (such as wetlands, forests etc) been impacted due to development?
CC11: Do you think that the environment/ecosystem issues are considered when implementing development plans?
CC12: Do ecosystems contribute to protecting your community against hazards?
CC13: Are the risks and approaches to reduce these risks considered carefully in public and private investment projects that affect your community?