Great to have worked with our Western North American partners to develop this critical set of actions!
Our 'Climate Resilience Framework for Collaborative Action' reflects the PCC commitment to model innovation that fosters resilience to climate change, sustains thriving communities, fosters equity, and creates jobs & economic opportunities #ClimateAction
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Resilient 21-As Climate, Health & Economic Threats Mount, practitioners across the US offer 10 actions the Biden administration can take in the first 100 days to safeguard communities from a changing climate. resilience21.org
Want to make a difference? The City & County of San Francisco seeks a strong leader to address its infrastructure and resilience challenges.
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Economic Recovery Task Force Report Appendices Now Available here: onesanfrancisco.org/covid-19…. These six documents provide additional detail, including equity analysis of the policy recommendations and findings from community engagement and listening efforts.
Proud to have worked with Mayor London Breed and Board President Yee to develop and release this critical report.
Getting San Francisco on the road to recovery is going to take our entire city coming together.
Today we announced the final report from our Economic Recovery Task Force & the next steps we’re taking to keep San Francisco moving forward: onesanfrancisco.org/covid-19…
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Seismic retrofit work is essential and urgent, but the reality is that small businesses, residential tenants and properties owners alike have asked for, & need, more time.
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The #2020Census asks 9 questions, takes 10 minutes and helps local schools, hospitals, roads, and social services get their fair share of federal funding. Do your part. Do the Census. Visit sfcounts.org for more info and instructions.
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Funding that will help our #SanFrancisco hospitals, first responders, schools, small businesses, and public benefit programs for the next 10 years relies on an accurate count in the #2020Census. But we can’t do it without you.
Count yourself in at my2020census.gov. ✅
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We're excited to announce the launch of City Innovate's STIR Labs: Transforming How Government and Academia Collaborate linkedin.com/pulse/city-inno…
Congrats to our SFMTA for a well thought out plan to move Transportation Recovery forward:
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To the over 3,000 City workers who have stepped up in a multitude of ways in response to COVID-19, we thank you! We continue to move our city forward because of your courage, adaptability and commitment to serve all San Franciscans.
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#Coronavirus Speaker Series Migrant and Refugee Sensitive #COVID19 Response and Recovery, with @ToriVzanuso, @MayorsMigration, Nora Preciado, Immigrant Affairs, @MayorOfLA, and @samermsaliba, @RESCUEorg. @WorldBank #CitiesOnTheFrontline Register bit.ly/2WKSmNs
San Francisco is proud and active member of Global Resilient Cities. As we are in the midst of a global pandemic, this couldn't happen a better time.
Cities for #ResilientRecovery is a coalition driven by member #cities and #ChiefResilienceOfficers open to all local authorities across the globe to facilitate individual and collective action. #CitiesOnTheFrontline #GRCN Learn more: bit.ly/3cc8z4M
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This should be a good one ! 👇🏻
On our 9th #Coronavirus Speaker Series, @GrainiaLong CRO of @belfastcc, @tobykent01 CRO of @cityofmelbourne & @SamehNWahba from @WorldBank will share their approaches towards #resilient #recovery planning.
#CitiesOnTheFrontline #GRCN
Register here bit.ly/3f67ttc
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#COVID19 will pass due to massive societal response on social distancing & research investment.
Yet drought & climate change will still be with us, causing huge health, economic, societal problems.
Let’s have political will to tackle these threats too. sfchronicle.com/environment/… – at San Francisco, CA
Help support our community during the COVID-19 outbreak by donating to Give2SF.org.
“Common sense health practices are the key to staying healthy” reports @KPIXtv on the #coronavirus. Common practices include washing your hands, cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze & if you are sick, stay home. Check out the article: cbsloc.al/2S4wFqF
The Office of Resilience and Capital Planning is excited to announce the Resilient San Francisco Leadership Academy: coronorcal.org/program/resil….
We encourage interested SF residents who want to make a difference to learn more and apply by February 23, 2020!


















