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Section 4. Implementation | 63Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 <br />4.1 Overview <br />Since the 2012 CAP, the City of Pleasanton has made progress in <br />reducing emissions, developing innovative sustainability initiatives, <br />and building community support for climate action. CAP 2.0 was <br />developed to build on key climate action successes and provide a <br />pathway to reach state decarbonization targets by 2045—and exceed <br />state targets for 2030. Importantly, the City prioritized a short list of <br />highly impactful actions to improve implementation potential over the <br />next 10 years. <br />To take the CAP 2.0 from vision to action will require City <br />leadership and commitment, collaboration with the community <br />and implementation partners, a realistic plan for funding and <br />implementation, and strong monitoring and evaluation of progress. <br />The following pages identify how the City will work toward CAP 2.0 <br />goals: <br />• The implementation Plan outlines the cost, staff allocation, <br />timeframe, responsible City department, and other considerations <br />for implementation. <br />• City Leadership and Accountability identifies the role of City <br />Council and City staff to lead implementation and report on <br />progress. <br />• Key Partnerships emphasize the importance of collaboration. <br />• Equity & Other Considerations describes key areas of focus to <br />support equitable implementation, specific actions that impact <br />the most vulnerable communities, and the importance of keeping <br />people at the center of the City’s climate mitigation and adaptation <br />work. <br />• Funding and Financing highlights the many resources available <br />to support CAP 2.0 actions, specifically those that are the most <br />expensive. <br />• To ensure that climate action and adaptation strategies meet the <br />needs of the community and use resources efficiently, Monitoring, <br />Evaluation, and Reporting lays out a series of key performance <br />indicators (KPIs) and a reporting structure so that City staff can <br />report progress to Council, gather feedback from and update the <br />community, and measure successes. <br />Following CAP 2.0 adoption, a consolidated list of actions and the <br />implementation plan will be available in CAPDash, a cloud-based <br />reporting dashboard.