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Coastal Climate Resilience Collaborative Presentation Series

Coastal Climate Resilience Collaborative Presentation Series

This virtual presentation series was developed for the Coastal Climate Resilience Collaborative to support capacity-building and generate actionable ideas to accelerate implementation of resilience measures. The sessions, which were hosted weekly, explored a diverse set of themes including technical guidance, social equity, Indigenous knowledge systems, and low-carbon resilience. These topics were selected in close collaboration with members of the Collaborative to reflect the broad and interconnected dimensions of climate adaptation. Each session includes a presentation and a facilitated Q&A, creating space for shared learning on how insights from the sessions can inform real-world resilience efforts.

Financing Adaptation and the Cost of Doing Nothing

Monday, July 28, 2025 | 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm ET | Online

Discover opportunities to fund climate action through the Green Municipal Fund, whose Adaptation in Action funding supports the development of strong climate plans and risk assessments. Next, explore resources like the Cost of Doing Nothing Toolbox and the Financing Resilient Infrastructure Project, which can help your municipality access innovative sources to fund climate-resilient infrastructure.

Indigenous Values and First Nation Leadership in Climate Action

Thursday, June 5, 2025 | 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm ET | Online

Hear an overview of the BC First Nations Climate Strategy and Action Plan and ongoing implementation efforts led by the First Nations Leadership Council; the First Nations Climate Leadership Agenda; and the key outcomes from the Spiritual Knowledge Keepers Gathering on Climate Change.

Low-carbon Resilience and Nature-based Solutions

Friday, May 30, 2025 | 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm ET | Online

Get a background on how to coordinate adaptation, mitigation, and co-benefits within municipal planning and decision-making processes to achieve low-carbon resilience. Then, zoom in on the role of nature-based solutions in advancing climate action, biodiversity, Indigenous knowledges and leadership, sustainable service delivery, as well as health, equity, and justice.

Equitable Adaptation

Friday, May 23, 2025 | 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm ET | Online

Build a foundation for developing equitable climate resilience solutions, including real-world examples to support and inspire your work.

Standards and Guidelines for Climate Resilience

Friday, May 16, 2025 | 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm ET | Online

Gain an overview of the ever-progressing and evolving codes and standards related to climate resilience, and learn from examples of existing guidelines and advisories that can help advance climate resilience in communities.

About the Coastal Climate Resilience Collaborative Project

The Coastal Climate Resilience Collaborative brings together local authorities to co-define and prioritize resilience actions, develop shared strategies and coordinated action, and share knowledge and resources across jurisdictions. The initiative leverages cross-border collaboration to strengthen regional resilience and advance the implementation of climate strategies.

This presentation series was developed for the Coastal Climate Resilience Collaborative, a project that is supported by Natural Resources Canada’s Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities Program.

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