Hello dear Mr. Long   I do ...

Hello dear Mr. Long

I do not know how late I am to answer the question from my point of view. Climate change as "environmental or natural" ""hazard""need to take into the most accurate spatial planning techniques. The best way of tackling current and future water related hazards  is an accurate assessment with spatial planning. what the results are have to taken in planning system. We all know the climate change impacts are worsen by the human activities. Hence, this is so clear that planning and planning system is the biggest human impact on environment "even in terms of urban and rural design, agriculture, industry and so on". Technically, at the first step water problems and climate change should be addressed in planning system where different stakeholders participate. 

In addition, tackling current and future impact of climate change need an integration in planning system with spatial techniques, methods, and approaches. Indeed, adaptation "refers to human activities" and mitigation " reducing GHG" should take into planning system and spatial planning "together".