Identify and close equity gaps in access to services, transportation, and green space

Examples from plans

This option appears in resilience plans from around the country.

Option from plan	Hazards Sort descending	Assets	Region	Source Plan
Identify park-poor communities and ensure that new parks and trail systems are within walking distance to underserved populations.	Extreme Heat	Urban Landscape and Tree Canopy Natural Areas and Wildlife	Southwest	Statewide Summary Report: California's Fourth Climate Change Assessment
Determine frontline communities' access to opportunity of all types, including education, economic health, housing and neighborhood quality, health, natural	Multiple or All Hazards	People	Northwest	Puget Sound Regional Council Climate Change and Resilience Guidance
Identify areas with inequitable access to transportation and delivery of services. Identify partnerships and resources to expand services.	Multiple or All Hazards	Transportation and Mobility	Northwest	Puget Sound Regional Council Climate Change and Resilience Guidance
Assure affordable access to safe drinking water for all.	Water Quality	Water Infrastructure – Drinking Water	Midwest	Climate Action Plan for the Chicago Region (p. 87)
Facilitate more affordable access to education.	Wildfire	Economy	Northern Great Plains	Spearfish, SD Climate Resiliency Plan