Community Disaster Resilience zones
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Research shows that every $1 invested in resilience saves $6
when a natural disaster occurs.
What are Community Disaster Resilience Zones?
FEMA will designate Community Disaster Resilience Zones in each state across the U.S. to receive targeted federal funding to build disaster resilience in the most disadvantaged communities most at-risk to natural hazards. The first 483 Census tracts have already been designated!
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
Government agencies need to be able to assess their exposure to climate risk in order to mitigate the financial and physical impacts and maximize business continuity and public safety.
Corporations
All publicly traded companies in the U.S. will be required to disclose how they are impacted by the physical risks of climate change under a new climate risk rule proposed by the SEC.
Finance & INSURANCe
Assessing climate risk across loan and insurance portfolios is critical for mitigating the fiduciary risk associated with climate change and ensuring economic stability.
HOMEOWNERS
Homeowners who are informed about climate risk will bid on homes with less risk and/or proactively adopt adaptive strategies such as purchasing more insurance or installing sump pumps.
We invite you to explore resilience data aggregated by StateBook from a wide variety of relevant federal and private data sources to assess risk across the U.S.
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