The third in a three-part webinar series about climate change adaptation for state and local governments, this webinar focused on securing funding for adaptation work. Presentations provide examples of how communities of various sizes have attracted funding and discuss available funding resources. The expert panel also discusses how to maximize funding by mainstreaming adaptation planning and how to address adaptation and mitigation simultaneously.
Recordings
- (MP3) (7:48, 3.57MB), Emma Zinsmeister, U.S. EPA
Download transcript (94.93 KB) - (MP3) (19:40, 9MB), Lynn Broaddus, Johnson Foundation Download transcript (94.93 KB)
- (MP3) (10:29, 4.8MB), Scott Burgess, C2ES Download transcript (94.93 KB)
- (MP3) (20:52, 9.55MB), Centers for Disease Control Download transcript (94.93 KB)
- (MP3) (20:57, 9.59MB), Kelly Klima and Alessandra Jerolleman, NHMA Download transcript (94.93 KB)
- (MP3) (12:55, 5.91MB) Q & A Session Download transcript (94.93 KB)
Presentations
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Part 1 - Welcome and Introduction (PDF)(15 pp, 391 K,
May 1, 2013)
Emma Zinsmeister, U.S. EPA
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Part 2 - Funding Strategies for Adaptation - Examples from the Water Sector (PDF)(12 pp, 1 MB,
May 1, 2013)
Lynn Broaddus, Johnson Foundation
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Part 3 - Tracking Adaptation Efforts (PDF)(8 pp, 611 K,
May 1, 2013)
Scott Burgess, C2ES
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Part 4 - Climate Change and Public Health Adaptation (PDF)(15 pp, 437 K,
May 1, 2013)
Gino Marinucci, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Part 5 - Integrating Adaptation into Public Health (PDF)(13 pp, 3 MB,
May 1, 2013)
Paul English, California Department of Public Health
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Part 6 - Integrating Adaptation in Hazard Mitigation Planning Efforts (PDF)(41 pp, 3 MB,
May 1, 2013)
Kelly Klima and Alessandra Jerolleman, NHMA
- Transcript Attracting Funding for Adaptation (PDF)(40 pp, 367 K, May 1, 2013)