About Resilient Connecticut

Resilient Connecticut Resilient connecticut’s guiding principle is to establish resilient communities through forward looking planning that incorporates community and economic development framed around transit oriented development (tod), critical infrastructure improvements, and conservation strategies. Increase the resilience and sustainability of vulnerable communities in the state’s coastal and inland areas to severe storms and the growing impacts of climate change on natural, built, and human environments.

Resilient Connecticut Resilient connecticut’s guiding principle is to establish resilient communities through forward looking planning that incorporates community and economic development framed around transit oriented development (tod), critical infrastructure improvements, and conservation strategies. Resilient connecticut 1.0 was funded by the national disaster resilience competition and focused on regional resilience and adaptation planning for flooding and extreme heat in fairfield and new haven counties. Resilient connecticut’s guiding principle is to establish resilient coastal communities through smart planning that incorporates economic development framed around resilient transit oriented development, conservation strategies, and critical infrastructure improvements. From the long island sound to hartford and beyond, the connecticut institute for resilience & climate adaptation uses research and community engagement to protect communities across the state from the effects of climate change.

Resilient Connecticut Resilient connecticut’s guiding principle is to establish resilient coastal communities through smart planning that incorporates economic development framed around resilient transit oriented development, conservation strategies, and critical infrastructure improvements. From the long island sound to hartford and beyond, the connecticut institute for resilience & climate adaptation uses research and community engagement to protect communities across the state from the effects of climate change. Resilient connecticut planning framework (rcpf): the rcpf outlines strategies for the resilient connecticut planning process, and informs the objectives and scope for phases ii & iii of resilient connecticut. Climate adaptation and resilience planning in connecticut has evolved over the past decade. today there are many different programs and partners that have built a solid foundation of knowledge, plans, data, and tools to support communities in planning for and adapting to climate change impacts. Resilient connecticut has three main phases: a resilient community is able to resist and rapidly recover from disasters or other shocks with minimal outside assistance. reducing current and future risk is essential to the long term vitality, economic well being, and security of all communities. Climate adaptation and resilience planning in connecticut has evolved over the past decade. today there are many different programs and partners that have built a solid foundation of knowledge, plans, data, and tools to support communities in planning for and adapting to climate change impacts.

Resilient Connecticut Resilient connecticut planning framework (rcpf): the rcpf outlines strategies for the resilient connecticut planning process, and informs the objectives and scope for phases ii & iii of resilient connecticut. Climate adaptation and resilience planning in connecticut has evolved over the past decade. today there are many different programs and partners that have built a solid foundation of knowledge, plans, data, and tools to support communities in planning for and adapting to climate change impacts. Resilient connecticut has three main phases: a resilient community is able to resist and rapidly recover from disasters or other shocks with minimal outside assistance. reducing current and future risk is essential to the long term vitality, economic well being, and security of all communities. Climate adaptation and resilience planning in connecticut has evolved over the past decade. today there are many different programs and partners that have built a solid foundation of knowledge, plans, data, and tools to support communities in planning for and adapting to climate change impacts.