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Moving the Needle Towards Resilient Communities - Couverture rigide

Yusuf, Juita-Elena (Wie); Denckla Cobb, Tanya; Gladfelter, Sierra; Andrews, Elizabeth

 
9781032979328: Moving the Needle Towards Resilient Communities

Synopsis

This field guide offers practical guidance for readers to initiate and engage in resilience planning with their communities in a structured, deliberative way that emphasizes equity. The contents revolve around lessons learned from The Resilience Adaptation Feasibility Tool initiatives to advance resilience across communities in Virginia.

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À propos de l'auteur

Juita-Elena (Wie) Yusuf is Professor of Public Service at Old Dominion University. Her areas of expertise are in public finance, infrastructure planning, coastal community resilience, climate change and sea-level rise, public participation, and stakeholder engagement. She develops resilience products for use by general, non-technical audiences including planners, businesses, and residents.

Tanya Denckla Cobb is Director of the Institute for Engagement & Negotiation at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, University of Virginia. She is a seasoned environmental and public policy mediator, working with people across all sectors to address challenging, complex issues through equitable collaboration and seeking sustainable solutions.

Sierra Gladfelter is Senior Associate at the University of Virginia’s Institute for Engagement & Negotiation, where she leads community engaged climate resilience, facilitation, and collaborative planning projects. Sierra has over a decade of climate adaptation experience and has been the project manager of The RAFT for the last seven years.

Elizabeth Andrews is Distinguished Law & Policy Fellow at the Institute for Engagement & Negotiation, University of Virginia. Her expertise in climate resiliency law and policy derives from many years of teaching and practice with the Virginia Coastal Policy Center at William & Mary Law School and the Virginia Attorney General’s office.

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This field guide offers practical guidance for readers to initiate and engage in resilience planning with their communities in a structured, deliberative way that emphasizes equity. The contents revolve around lessons learned from The Resilience Adaptation Feasibility Tool initiatives to advance resilience across communities in Virginia.

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