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Title

Washington Coast Resilience Action Demonstration Project Final Report

 
Publication number Date Published
22-06-003March 2022
VIEW NOW Washington Coast Resilience Action Demonstration Project Final Report (Number of pages: 42) (Publication Size: 3211KB)




Appendix A - Funding Analysis
(23 pages) (998KB)

Appendix B - Outreach Analysis
(16 pages) (1MB)

Appendix C - Inventory Analysis
(19 pages) (1MB)

Appendix D - Resilience Principles
(15 pages) (957KB)

Appendix E - Support for Hazards Resilience Projects
(29 pages) (1MB)

Appendix F - Options and Considerations for Implementing the COHORT
(27 pages) (1MB)

Appendix G - Strategy for Implementing COHORT
(23 pages) (1MB)

Appendix H - WCMAC Report and Recommendations
(22 pages) (1MB)

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Author(s) Jackson Blalock, Henry Bell, Tressa Arbow and Bobbak Talebi
Description The Resilience Action Demonstration Project (RAD) was a 2019-2021 NOAA-funded partnership between the Washington State Department of Ecology and Washington Sea Grant that piloted an inter-agency hazards resilience assistance team. This report describes the team’s outreach, research, and collaboration with local, state, federal, and Tribal partners to advance locally driven hazards resilience projects and plans while developing strategies to improve coastal hazards resilience across Washington’s Pacific Coast. The report recommends specific state-led actions to improve coastal hazards resilience, including a strategy for establishing a permanent Coastal Hazards Organizational Resilience Team, or COHORT.

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Keywords Pacific Coast, Washington Coastal Marine Advisory Council, landscape planning, coastal hazards resilience, COHORT, flooding, Coastal Zone Management Program, landslide, flood, erosion, sea level rise, coastal hazards, Coastal Hazards Organizational Resilience Team, coastal planning, community resilience, natural hazards, earthquake, Outer Coast, tsunami, WCMAC, RAD, NOAA Project of Special Merit, resilience framework, risk reduction, Washington Coastal Program, Washington Sea Grant, community assistance
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