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Greauxing Resilience at Home: A Regional Vision

Between fall 2020 and spring 2022, Capital Region Planning Commission (CRPC) and Georgetown Climate Center (GCC) engaged with dozens of directors of departments in local parishes, leaders of regional non-governmental organizations, academic researchers, community members and more in Region Seven. The result of that partnership is Greauxing Resilience at Home: A Regional Vision, a resource to inform Region Seven’s ongoing work to increase community resilience by promoting affordable housing and nature-based solutions. 

Resource Details

Author(s): Katie Spidalieri, Rachelle Sanderson, Suhasini Ghosh, Annie Bennett, Katherine McCormick, Jennifer Li
Organization: Georgetown Climate Center, Capital Region Planning Commission
Date: 11/7/2022
Resource Type: Toolkit
Topic: Climate Adaptation & Resilience

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