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    decoration LA SAFE Regional Adaptation Strategy

    LA SAFE provides a regional strategy and six individual parish strategies. The regional plan describes regional-scale challenges and corresponding program and policy recommendations. Each parish strategy provides more detailed recommendations and includes six project proposals applicable to that specific parish. The strategies are designed to be read independently or together.

    Year
    2024

    Details

    Hazards
    Erosion and Shoreline Recession
    Flooding – Coastal
    Water Quality
    Assets
    Agriculture and Food Supply
    Cultural and Community Services
    Economy
    Natural Areas and Wildlife
    People
    Water Infrastructure – Stormwater
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    Options Used

    Develop a retrofit program to provide incentives for property owners to reduce their own risk. Low_interest capital and a potential reduction in insurance premiums are example incentives. Resilience improvements NORA is transforming vacant lots into rain gardens that draw runoff from the street store it temporarily, and capture many of the pollutants it carries.

    Relevant Options

    Pilot approaches to bring landowners and key agencies together to plan and implement runoff management, erosion management and riparian restoration activities. Identify models and best practices for joint Identify processes (e.g., policy, programmatic and financial tools) to support runoff and erosion management in riparian areas.

    Steps to Resilience

    Get Started
    Understand Exposure
    Assess Vulnerability & Risk
    Investigate Options
    Prioritize & Plan
    Take Action

    Plans

    LA SAFE Regional Adaptation Strategy

    Organizations

    Louisiana Office of Community Development
    Foundation for Louisiana
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