through spaces for inter-institutional and intersectoral dialogue. From the knowledge dimension, it is intended to increase understanding of issues related to climate change to generate greater awareness and awareness in the population, as well as the stimulation and promotion of research, development and innovation (R+D+I ) contributing to the reduction of uncertainties related to the current impacts and future risks of climate variability and change. From the social dimension, it seeks to promote the adaptation capacity and resilience of the population in the face of climate change and variability and extreme events, from four axes: social and climatic vulnerability; the integrated health system; disaster risk management and emergency care due to the effects of climate change and variability; and promotion for the development of cities and towns that are sustainable and resilient to climate change and variability. From the environmental dimension, three axes are addressed: adaptive management and good practices of ecosystems; promoting the preservation of fluvial, coastal and marine spaces and natural processes; and the integrated management of water resources. From the productive dimension, there is an improvement in the systems of productivity and competitiveness of the agricultural value chains; reducing the intensity of GHG emissions; the increase in carbon sequestration in agricultural production systems; the reduction of GHG from transport systems; the deepening of the diversification of the energy matrix to sources of low intensity of GHG emissions; promoting the transversal incorporation of the perspective of climate change and variability in a sustainable, resilient tourism model with low GHG emissions; the promotion of industrial, mining, commercial and service production systems with greater adaptability and low-carbon development; promoting comprehensive solid waste and wastewater management to reduce GHG emissions.