Likewise, this objective contributes to the fulfillment of nineteen recommendations of the EDA-OECD, recommendations that are multisectoral in nature (implies the synergistic participation of various sectors of the Executive Power and the three levels of government) and they are directly articulated with the deployment of the Objectives of the ENBCC and EPANDB; It should be noted that the sectoral strategic articulation is a proposal that is not binding with the planning documents mentioned therein: The third Strategic Sectoral Objective has as its focal point the management of risks of a hydroclimatic, geological and glaciological nature from a context of climate change through the reduction of risks and the increase in the capacity of adaptation and resilience of people, their means of life and ecosystems through Sector leadership in adaptation measures and response to disaster risks associated with a context of climate change. It should be noted that adaptation to climate change is an inherent aspect of the development process, which allows the adaptation of processes, practices and structures to moderate the potential damage or to take advantage of the opportunities brought about by climate change. In this sense, to the extent that knowledge of the climate, its natural variability and climate change increases, it is possible to establish the bases for risk management in a context of climate change, reducing the probability of damages and losses (impacts ) as a consequence of the occurrence of certain hazards derived from the climate.