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Association of Bay Area GovernmentsToggle Search - [x] Toggle main menu visibility * Request a Public Record * Get Language Assistance * Local Government Job Lists * Contract & Vendor Opportunities * Key Staff Contact Information * Local Government Job Lists View open positions at ABAG member county and city agencies.
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Learn about BAHFA * Transportation and Infrastructure * Housing Policy & Data Explorer * Resilience Open Data Portal * Earthquake Home Safety Quiz * BASIS — Bay Area Spatial Information System * Technical Assistance Portal Resources for local governments on energy, equity, housing, land use, resilience, transportation and infrastructure projects and programs.
Visit the TA Portal * How to Provide Public Comment * 2023 General Assembly Archive * 2021 General Assembly Archive * 2020 Special General Assembly Archive * 2018 General Assembly Archive * 2017 General Assembly Archive * 2016 General Assembly Archive * Executive Director’s Report * RHNA - Regional Housing Needs Allocation * 2023-2031 RHNA Appeals Process * Housing Methodology Committee * BAHFA - Bay Area Housing Finance Authority * Regional Housing Technical Assistance * Technical Assistance for Anti-Displacement Programs * Housing Elements & HCD Comments * Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing * Local Grants & Consulting Bench * Planning Collaboratives * Peer Cohorts & Work Groups * Middle Housing Feasibility Tool * Support for Local Engagement * Safety & Environmental Justice * PDA - Priority Development Areas * PCA - Priority Conservation Areas * PPA - Priority Production Areas * Forecasts & Projections * Energy & Infrastructure * POWER Executive Committee * POWER Board of Directors * BayREN - Bay Area Regional Energy Network * ACFA - Advancing California Finance Authority * FAN - Finance Authority for Nonprofit Corporations * San Francisco Bay Trail * San Francisco Bay Area Water Trail * San Francisco Estuary Partnership * San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority * Tsunami & Additional Hazards * General Plan Resilience Updates * Hazard Mitigation & Adaptation Plans * Pre-Disaster Recovery Planning * Sea Level Rise Regional Planning Initiatives * Resilience & Environment Technical Assistance * Equity Priority Communities In support of Bay Area policy and planning efforts, the Resilience Program has put together a set of unique funding resources including: a cost analysis of funding needs, a spreadsheet of historic funding sources and a set of funding tools and resources available for resilience planning and initiatives.
## Resilience: Costs & Revenues Resilience planning involves significant costs, from the funding of policy and planning efforts to the costs of adaptation and mitigation. In the Bay Area, for example, the cost of adapting the region to the near-term sea level rise is estimated at over $17B.
Successful resilience efforts will take into account estimated costs, referencing historic funding sources and drawing from funding tools and other resources to implement prioritized resilience initiatives for their jurisdictions and districts. In this evolving space, we have compiled a preliminary set of resources for identifying funding needs and revenue sources for resilience projects.
We look forward to expanding these resources over time. Funding resilience initiatives requires understanding the costs of planning and implementation. The Resilience Group offers resource(s) here for scoping out funding needs.
## Resilience Draft Needs and Revenue Assessment Cost Analysis/Gap Analysis A first-of-its-kind of regional analysis of the amount of money the Bay Area needs to address our seismic risks in housing and to adapt to the first two feet of sea level rise.
Beginning with an analysis of the different vulnerabilities throughout the region, the Resilience Group identified different mitigation and adaptation strategies to address those vulnerabilities in order to come up with a high-level estimate of costs to adapt the shoreline to sea level rise and to retrofit commonly deficient housing types to withstand earthquake shaking. Highlights include: * $17.
4B for sea level rise adaptation * $6B for housing-related seismic hazard mitigation * 385,000 seismically retrofitted housing units * 150 of miles of shoreline adaptation and 100,00 acres of wetland restoration ## Historic Funding Sources Learn how communities in the region have historically funded resilience initiatives.
## Historic Resilience Revenues Scoping Possible Funding Strategies This spreadsheet captures resilience revenue the Bay Area has historically seen in the region over the past 25 years, recording how much the region has received and suggesting what the region can expect to receive from sources including: * Potential new revenue sources It includes a resource summary and forecasts.
Although it is not intended to be comprehensive, this resource shows the broad portfolio of known ways communities have raised money locally or been awarded money from regional, state, federal and philanthropic sources for resilience-building initiatives. It is also helpful as a record of which sources of revenue have been used for different purposes.
## Funding Tools & Resources A variety of funding sources are available for resilience projects in California and the Bay Area. The following resources provide assistance navigating options.
## Paying for Climate Adaptation in California Understanding Funding Options (California) This resource offers an introductory description of the resilience funding resources, providing an overview of the different types of funding options available for climate change adaptation and resilience projects in California.
It defines key terms, catalogs important laws and existing sources of funding, describes challenges and sets forth equity principles that should underpin all adaptation and resilience investments. It is intended in part as a guide to navigate California’s complex funding and financing processes.
## Finance Guide for Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge Design Teams Understanding Funding Options (California), Funding Types ## Playbook 1.
0: How Cities Are Paying for Climate Resilience Innovation Network for Communities Common Strategies for Climate-Resilience Finance This nationally focused overview of resilience funding initiatives provides a close look at how eight US cities in seven states have been organizing the funding needed to implement their ambitious climate-resilience plans, revealing common strategies for climate-resilience finance.
Each case study demonstrates how a city has applied specific funding mechanisms to their resilience planning.
* RHNA - Regional Housing Needs Allocation * 2023-2031 RHNA Appeals Process * Housing Methodology Committee * BAHFA - Bay Area Housing Finance Authority * Regional Housing Technical Assistance * Technical Assistance for Anti-Displacement Programs * Housing Elements & HCD Comments * Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing * Local Grants & Consulting Bench * Planning Collaboratives * Peer Cohorts & Work Groups * Middle Housing Feasibility Tool * Support for Local Engagement * Safety & Environmental Justice * PDA - Priority Development Areas * PCA - Priority Conservation Areas * PPA - Priority Production Areas * Forecasts & Projections * Energy & Infrastructure * POWER Executive Committee * POWER Board of Directors * BayREN - Bay Area Regional Energy Network * ACFA - Advancing California Finance Authority * FAN - Finance Authority for Nonprofit Corporations * San Francisco Bay Trail * San Francisco Bay Area Water Trail * San Francisco Estuary Partnership * San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority * Tsunami & Additional Hazards * General Plan Resilience Updates * Hazard Mitigation & Adaptation Plans * Pre-Disaster Recovery Planning * Sea Level Rise Regional Planning Initiatives * Resilience & Environment Technical Assistance * Equity Priority Communities Paying for Water in California (2014) Climate Adaptation Finance and Investment in California (2019) Association of Bay Area Governments 375 Beale Street, Suite 800 San Francisco, CA 94105-2066 Email: info@bayareametro.
gov * Contract & Vendor Opportunities * Energy & Infrastructure * Equity Priority Communities * Executive Director’s Report Association of Bay Area Governments * San Francisco Estuary Partnership * San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority
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