This option appears in resilience plans from around the country.
| Option from plan | Hazards Sort descending | Assets | Region | Source Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grow partnerships between the public, private and nonprofit sectors to provide critical services to vulnerable populations in times of crisis. | Air QualityHigh WindsLandslidesMultiple or All HazardsSevere Winter WeatherWildfireDroughtExtreme HeatFlooding – CoastalFlooding – General | Multiple or All AssetsPeople | Southwest | Los Angeles, CA Resilience Strategy (p. 38 (pdf p. 21)) |
| Identify individuals and households vulnerable to the effects of drought. Consider low- and moderate-income populations, older adults, individuals with mobility issues, households with limited English | Drought | People | National | HUD Community Resilience Toolkit (p. 23) |
| Speak with vulnerable populations to see what needs they have before, during and after a flood. Then offer mobile services for those residents before, during and after a flood. | Flooding – CoastalFlooding – General | People | Southwest | Los Angeles, CA Resilience Strategy (p. 78 (pdf p. 41)) |
| Implement support systems and services that are linguistically inclusive and culturally competent. | Multiple or All Hazards | People | Southwest | Los Angeles, CA Resilience Strategy (p. 93 (pdf p. 48)) |
