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Podcast
"The Leadership Exchange Podcast"
(SNEP Network)
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Highlighting audio case studies of community resilience and innovation. All episodes out now.

WTGHA
Wampanoag Tribe of Aquinnah
(SNEP Network)
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Partnering with the Tribe to develop the community's first Tribal Climate Adaptation Plan. Highlighting Tribal perspectives on "The Leadership Exchange Podcast."

Newport, RI
Newport, RI
(SNEP Network)
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Assessing climate resilience priorities and options for implementation and long-term investment.

PACT
Planning to Action:
Climate Toolkit
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Guiding communities through the earliest stages of climate planning to the latter stages of resilience funding and financing.

Conowingo
Conowingo Financing Strategy & Implementation Plan
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Establishing an innovative financing system that will result in greater financing scale and efficiency in support of water quality and pollution reductions.

Portsmouth, RI
Portsmouth, RI
(SNEP Network)
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Working with community stakeholders to develop a resilience capital improvement program and a comprehensive climate resilience action and financing strategy.

Bourne, MA
Bourne, MA
(SNEP Network)
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Exploring sustainable and scalable financing options that will lead to long-term project implementation and community resilience.

Wareham
Wareham, MA
(SNEP Network)
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Hosting a peer-to-peer leadership exchange to guide the exploration of sustainable redevelopment and financing options.

PBA
Pleasant Bay Alliance
(SNEP Network)
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Outlining sustainable and scalable financing options for stormwater management across the Cape Cod towns of Brewster, Chatham, Harwich, and Orleans.

COVID Webinars
COVID-19 Webinars
(SNEP Network)
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A four-part webinar series examining how we can respond to the pandemic while building a stronger New England, revitalizing communities, and protecting against future disaster scenarios.

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