Event Title

Achieving Broader Community Goals Through Climate Action Planning

Alexa Washburn - Washburn_Broader Community Goals.pdf (7290 kB)
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Meis-Leveraging for Greater CAP_v2 Benefits.pdf (3651 kB)
Kate Meis - Achieving Broader Community Goals Through Climate Action Planning

Chris Gray - gray_transportationmonitoring.pdf (1238 kB)
Chris Gray - Transportation Measures & CAP Implementation/Monitoring

Location

PAC Pavilion

Start Date

14-8-2015 2:30 PM

End Date

14-8-2015 3:45 PM

Description

Co-benefits are key components of developing and implementing climate action plans. Co-benefits broaden the base of support for climate planning and they help achieve the broader vision of great communities. This session examines the power and potential of co-benefits and the important role of partnering with community organizations and stakeholders. Panelists will address issues such as transportation enhancement, economic development, and social capital building. Moreover, they will provide examples and insights on how to integrate cobenefits into climate action and how to best work with community partners. Moderator: Billy Riggs, Assistant Professor of City & Regional Planning, Cal Poly SLO

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Aug 14th, 2:30 PM Aug 14th, 3:45 PM

Achieving Broader Community Goals Through Climate Action Planning

PAC Pavilion

Co-benefits are key components of developing and implementing climate action plans. Co-benefits broaden the base of support for climate planning and they help achieve the broader vision of great communities. This session examines the power and potential of co-benefits and the important role of partnering with community organizations and stakeholders. Panelists will address issues such as transportation enhancement, economic development, and social capital building. Moreover, they will provide examples and insights on how to integrate cobenefits into climate action and how to best work with community partners. Moderator: Billy Riggs, Assistant Professor of City & Regional Planning, Cal Poly SLO