The following resources relate to specific climate actions:

Active Transportation:

• Active Transportation and Health Equity in Markham, Ontario (2020)
  • A report examining how to better leverage the health benefits of Active Transportation in equitable planning practices
• At the Intersection of Active Transportation & Equity (n.d.)
  • A guide that discusses transportation in relation to equity, social justice, and health, shares opportunities for increasing equity, and explores positive examples of equitable initiatives
• Hamilton Complete Streets Design Guidelines (2022)
  • A manual that offers guidance on street design, intersection design, implementation, and general design components of Complete Streets

Decarbonization:

• ACEEE's Leading with Equity Initiative: Year Two Recap and Next Steps (2023)
  • A document summarizing the findings of the Initiative, developing a shared vision for equitable decarbonization

Efficiency financing:

• Considerations of Equity in an Efficiency Financing Program (2022)
  • A report analyzing an efficiency financing program in Waterloo Region, discussing its equity impacts and providing recommendations for protecting LMI households

Electric vehicles:

• Integrating Equity into City Electric Vehicle Programs (2022)
  • A presentation detailing equitable EV strategy design, including a case study from the City of Toronto
• Charging Ahead: Ensuring Equity and Reliability in Canada's Electric Vehicle Network (2022)
  • A report describing Canada's EV charging infrastructure, key issues, and policy considerations, promoting equity, accessibility, and inclusivity

E-mobility:

• Equitable Electric Mobility Playbook (2022)
  • A playbook that delves into the synergies between equity and electric mobility opportunities, including barriers to access, and policy and programming solutions
• Sharing in Action: Micromobility in Local Climate Strategies (2022)
  • A report that describes how micromobility (bikes, scooters, and e-bikes) is being used as a tool to fight climate change by planners and policymakers

GHG emissions:

• Benefits of Actions to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Toronto: Prosperity and Socio-Economic Equity (2019)
  • A report detailing existing methods of quantifying the economic and socio-economic equity benefits of GHG-reduction actions
  • Analyzes potential equity impacts of efficiency financing and offers recommendations for improvements

Green Development Standards:

• Getting Beyond Green: A Baseline of Equity Approaches in Sustainable Building Standards (2020)
  • A resource sharing how equity is being centered in the sustainable building sector throughout the United States

Land use/urban forests:

• Canada's Urban Forests: Bringing the Canopy to All (2022)
  
  • A report analyzing the inequitable distribution of urban tree canopies throughout Canada, with recommendations for combatting this problem