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Climate Adaptation Partnerships Program
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Ten tasks of communication amidst a societal transformation

Climate Adaptation Partnerships team member developed key tasks that engagement strategies must accomplish to support the relocation of communities at risk of climate disaster.
Planners, emergency managers and other decision makers are using SCIPP’s Simple Planning Tool. The tool continues to evolve to meet the needs of stakeholders across the region.
Adaptation Sciences Program Supports Local2030 Islands Network Communities of Practice Meetings
The NOAA CAP program held an All-Interested Congressional Briefing hosted by the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and Deputy NOAA Administrator Jainey Bavishi

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