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The Climate Adaptation and Resilience Funding webinar highlighted how supranational and federal funds can support the investment needs for subnational jurisdictions to meet their resiliency goals. The event concluded with a round-table discussion of challenges related to accessing and implementing projects with public funding, as well as potential strategies to achieve more resilient outcomes using these and other sources of funding.

Speakers from the European Union and the United States highlight federal and state opportunities for collaboration and leadership on climate resilient investment, discussing how they are raising ambition, financing resilient infrastructure, and building local capacity.

This publication is part of the EU-USCA Climate Risk and Resilience Cooperation project, organized with the financial support of the European Union’s Partnership Instrument within the Strategic Partnerships for the Implementation of the Paris Agreement program and the United States Climate Alliance.

Andrew Eil, Moderator. Panelists: Elina Bardram, Katie Dykes, Piero Pelizzaro, Jennifer Phillips. September 23, 2021

Representatives from the public and private sectors discuss the techniques, strategies, and frameworks being applied and developed across the European Union and United States to incorporate climate considerations within resilience planning for road networks.

The EU and California establish climate risk and disclosure frameworks to become more resilient in the face of climate change.

This publication is part of the EU-USCA Climate Risk and Resilience Cooperation project, organized with the financial support of the European Union’s Partnership Instrument within the Strategic Partnerships for the Implementation of the Paris Agreement program and the United States Climate Alliance.

This publication is part of the EU-USCA Climate Risk and Resilience Cooperation project, organized with the financial support of the European Union’s Partnership Instrument within the Strategic Partnerships for the Implementation of the Paris Agreement program and the United States Climate Alliance.

From the Netherlands to New Jersey, resilient public infrastructure projects are attracting private capital.

Voices of experience from both sides of the Atlantic explain why disadvantaged communities and communities of color must be central to any successful climate resilience initiative, and share their insights about ensuring equity.

From the nation of Spain to Washington state, the insurance industry is playing key roles in building a climate-resilient future.

The European Investment Bank, the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank, and Portugal’s nascent development bank offer three models for moving from Green Banks to Resilience Banks.

August 2020: Resilience officers and professionals from Colorado, Nevada, North Carolina, and Hungary share first-hand information on the opportunities and challenges of financing resilient water projects.