Break Down Barriers: Integrating Climate Resilience into Transportation Planning & Programming

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Friday, July 15, 2022

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

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AICP CM Event #9251069

Please join us for the final of a four-part webinar series, Transportation Resiliency Planning: Capacity Building. The purpose of this series is to help National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) member agencies build capacity in resiliency, both by understanding pressing climate challenges in the region and understanding their role in advancing resilience efforts both at their agency and at the regional scale.

The four webinars will build on one another to help participants understand how the climate is changing in the region, how climate change impacts the transportation system, how to conduct a climate vulnerability assessment, funding opportunities for considering resilience, and how to integrate resilience considerations into planning and programming, and project development and design. This integration is critical to ensure a robust and resilient transportation system for decades to come.

This webinar will illustrate the value of and process for integrating resilience into planning and programming. Topics will include FHWA discussion regarding integrating resilience into long-range planning and asset management and peer presentations from TPB member agencies about resilience strategies, climate and adaptation plans, resilience ambassador programs, and capital improvement plans. There will be a moderated panel and Q&A session with the peer presenters.

Presentations

TPB Resiliency Webinar 4 - Slides