SLR and the Southeast & Caribbean Disaster Resilience Partnership

Post Date
12 January 2023
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1 minute

The Southeast & Caribbean Disaster Resilience Partnership (SCDRP) is a diverse and multi-disciplinary affiliation of public, private, and non-profit organisations with the focus on strengthening the regions’ resilience to and ability to recover from climate change and extreme weather events. The SCDRP Annual Meeting will be held in Maimi, Florida on January 24th and 25th featuring SLR Climate Resilience Manager, Jon Philipsborn, an SCDRP Advisory Board Member, who will be moderating a session on shelter in a changing climate: “Shelter: Before, During, & After a Disaster.” Featured topics included in this Annual Meeting include Resilience Updates for the region, Rapid Recovery Between Serial Disasters and Effective Resilience Partnerships.

As a sponsor of the event, SLR is pleased to be supporting scholarship recipients, allowing students focused on the topic of disaster resilience from across the region to attend and participate in the SCDRP Annual Meeting.

SLR is a leader in climate resilience and adaptation planning, design, and implementation. We take a holistic approach to assessing and responding to climate change – through planning, design, engineering, and nature. Our work helps communities, states and companies consider what climate change will mean to you and provides hazard mitigation and adaptation strategies that create healthy and safe communities and protect critical infrastructure and the environment.

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