- resources are designed to support increase capacities for the industrial processing of wood. - resources are designed to support increase capacities for the industrial processing of wood. In the field of waste water drainage and treatment, there is a clear demarcation between the RRP - and ESI resources. RRP resources for the drainage and treatment of waste water for agglomerations of less than 2,000 p.e. will be allocated as a priority to investments in Natura 2000 or water protection areas. In the field of drinking water supply, RRP resources will be allocated to systems serving fewer than 10,000 inhabitants. RRP funds will support actions for climate change adaptation and the management of climate- - related disasters. The RRP envisages four reforms and five investments in this area at all stages of management of climate-related disasters: prevention, preparedness, response and recovery. According to the itemisation list of investment financing sources under the RRP reform, it is envisaged that CF 2021–2027 resources will continue to upgrade preparedness for and response to climate-related disasters, with particular emphasis on the provision of infrastructure and other capacities and of training programmes to respond to ice storms and extreme weather events. With a view to strengthening the long-term resilience of Slovenian forests to climate change and ensuring sufficient quantities of wood to further build the forest-timber value chain, RRP resources will support the creation of a seed, nursery and forest protection centre that will indirectly contribute to the preservation of biodiversity (from genetic diversity onwards as a basis for maintaining forests’ ability to adapt to climate change). Measures to protect forest ecosystems will be supported by ESI resources and the Common Agricultural Policy 2023– 2027. We will also secure the complementary nature of Horizon Europe funds by supporting the implementation of projects in three Slovenian cities (Ljubljana, Kranj and Velenje) selected under the ‘100 Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities by 2030’ mission. We will use ECP funds and climate change adaptation measures, investments in infrastructure for the drainage and treatment of urban waste water, investments in drinking water supply infrastructure and investments in biodiversity preservation to address the Horizon Europe ‘Restore Our Ocean and Waters by 2030’ mission, particularly the ‘Restoration of marine and aquatic ecosystems’ and ‘Zero pollution’ objectives. Using EMFAF resources and through the Horizon Europe ‘Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030’ mission, we will create synergies across the following objectives: Restoration of marine and aquatic ecosystems, Zero pollution, Decarbonising our oceans, seas and waters. Policy Objective 3 Under PO3, ERDF and CF resources will be complemented by the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), a funding programme that supports the development of transport, energy and digital infrastructure within the trans-European networks. The main orientations under CEF will be the developing infrastructure networks, helping to address market failures, and stimulating further public and private sector investment. Grants from the Cohesion Fund and the Connecting Europe Facility for the transport sector focus on the development of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) (both the core and comprehensive networks). Appropriate projects on the Slovenian TEN-T network eligible for one of these European funds will be identified for this purpose in the 2021–2027 period as well. Since the Connecting Europe Facility will support infrastructure development and the development of horizontal measures, e.g. alternative fuels, the digitalisation of traffic management, telematics applications, etc., the Ministry of Transport will continue to inform potential Slovenian beneficiaries about the European Commission’s calls for proposals under the CEF programme. The actions will also be complemented by the actions planned in the RRP: