Guide to Developing Resilience Hubs - Revision history

Pinfold at 05:12, January 17, 2023

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	\|sector=Public Safety		\|sector=Public Safety
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	Due to a history of marginalization and disinvestment, people of color, immigrants, refugees, and lower-income populations experience increased exposure and sensitivity to climate hazards and a reduced capacity to adapt. Preparing for climate change provides opportunities to address root causes of disproportionate exposure and sensitivity to climate impacts and enhance these priority communities’ capacity to adapt.		Due to a history of marginalization and disinvestment, people of color, immigrants, refugees, and lower-income populations experience increased exposure and sensitivity to climate hazards and a reduced capacity to adapt. Preparing for climate change provides opportunities to address root causes of disproportionate exposure and sensitivity to climate impacts and enhance these priority communities’ capacity to adapt.

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	\|Image=CommunityResilienceHubs.jpg		\|Image=CommunityResilienceHubs.jpg
			\|Published=2018-03-30
	\|Organization=USDN		\|Organization=USDN
	\|poc=Kristin Baja		\|poc=Kristin Baja

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	\|sector=Public Safety		\|sector=Public Safety
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	\|Release=~~Usdn resiliencehubs 2018~~.pdf		\|Release=USDN_ResilienceHubsGuidance-1.pdf
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	Due to a history of marginalization and disinvestment, people of color, immigrants, refugees, and lower-income populations experience increased exposure and sensitivity to climate hazards and a reduced capacity to adapt. Preparing for climate change provides opportunities to address root causes of disproportionate exposure and sensitivity to climate impacts and enhance these priority communities’ capacity to adapt.		Due to a history of marginalization and disinvestment, people of color, immigrants, refugees, and lower-income populations experience increased exposure and sensitivity to climate hazards and a reduced capacity to adapt. Preparing for climate change provides opportunities to address root causes of disproportionate exposure and sensitivity to climate impacts and enhance these priority communities’ capacity to adapt.

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|Image=CommunityResilienceHubs.jpg
|Organization=USDN
|poc=Kristin Baja
|Where=Tempe AZ
|Summary=Climate change is happening now. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the number of billion-dollar disasters has risen significantly over the last ten years. As the ten warmest years ever recorded have happened since 1998, so have the costliest weatherrelated disaster events. As the globe continues to warm, extreme weather events will continue to threaten and impact communities, infrastructure, and systems worldwide.
|Link=http://resilience-hub.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/USDN_ResilienceHubsGuidance-1.pdf
|sector=Public Safety
|Tag=Resilience Hub
|Release=Usdn resiliencehubs 2018.pdf
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Due to a history of marginalization and disinvestment, people of color, immigrants, refugees, and lower-income populations experience increased exposure and sensitivity to climate hazards and a reduced capacity to adapt. Preparing for climate change provides opportunities to address root causes of disproportionate exposure and sensitivity to climate impacts and enhance these priority communities’ capacity to adapt.