This page is optimized for a taller screen. Please rotate your device or increase the size of your browser window.

Community Resilience Toolkit

Megan O’Grady, Colleen Moore, Joel B. Smith, Heather Hosterman, Christine Teter, Alexis St. Juliana, Michael Duckworth, and Diane Callow of Abt. Technical review was provided by Mark Lorie, Dave Mills, Jason Vogel, Susan Taylor, Cameron Wobus, Russ Jones, Colleen Donovan, and Madeline Colety of Abt along with Paul Kirshen of the University of Massachusetts Boston.

Report

March 19, 2020

Abt designed the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Community Resilience Toolkit (Toolkit) to help communities. States and local governments receiving community planning and development program funds from HUD complete a consolidated plan in which they state their plans to enhance their resilience to climate-related natural hazard risks. The Toolkit is organized around a simplified risk assessment process that communities can use to identify both potential vulnerabilities from natural hazards and the actions they can take to reduce their vulnerabilities, helping them decide where and how to invest their HUD funding.