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Putting on a Resilience Lens

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Overview

BoCo Strong's goal, in undertaking this county- wide resilience assessment, was to develop and apply a common resilience approach for use in accelerating learning and best practices development around resilience in Boulder County.


Understanding and prioritizing interventions to build resilience requires a shared understanding of what resilience is and how to identify it when we see it, a clear sense of what we?re already doing to build resilience, and a common understanding of where we have opportunities to further build our resilience. This assessment addresses these needs. It introduces resilience and why we?re interested in building it and presents a ?Resilience Lens? that can be used to bring into focus what is and is not resilient in the world around us. Using this lens, we then explore, across sectors, scales, and geography, where we are resilient and where we face resilience challenges. Finally, we present resilience opportunities ? places where people around the county are already identifying a need for action to further build our resilience. Keywords: Economics; Health; Monitoring and Evaluation; Resilience and Climate Change Adaptation

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Author: Karen MacClune

Keywords: Economics; Health; Monitoring and Evaluation; Resilience and Climate Change Adaptation

Citation: BoCo Strong. (2017). Putting on a Resilience Lens: BoCo Strong Resilience Assessment for Boulder County. Boulder, CO: Karen MacClune.

Funded by: This study was made possible by a Colorado Department of Local Affairs Community Development Block Grant ? Disaster Recovery Grant, and by the support of the State of Colorado, Boulder County, the cities of Boulder, Erie, Gold Hill, Jamestown, Lafayette, Lyons, Longmont, Louisville, Nederland, and Superior, and the Boulder County Collaborative.

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