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Mapping Social Vulnerability to Climate Change
How might you use this data to inform climate action in your community or through your work?
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Demonstrate to communities that real impacts are happening in order to build support to align public climate goals with public investments (divest pensio
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Prioritizing follow-up & dynamic assessment of targeted high vulnerability areas
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Use it to engage organizations in the community not currently engaged in climate change.
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Target NZE development in areas that have double vulnerbility - heat, flooding in Chelsea, Revere, East Boston, etc.
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Target communities who are/will be most heavily effected and share data
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Overlay with other social determinants and create partnership
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Translate through visual strategies to expand awareness
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Focus resources in most vulnerable areas, overlay languages & other demographics to understand staff needed to best engage these communities in solutions.
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Anticipate and pre-position support during adverse events
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Review climate vulnerability maps, develop strategies based on most socially vulnerable populations.
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Partner with neighboring municipalities on vulnerable areas that are on/adjacent to our borders
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Target deep energy efficiency building retrofits
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Identify vulnerable neighborhoods to target energy efficiency outreach.
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Useful graphics to educate legislators for budget and municipal vulnerability
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Target geographic areas of town where flood resilience work is most needed.
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Use a community forum to present and discuss the data. Get ideas from those affected.
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Encourage cross municipal border/ political support
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Identify communities of interest for outreach and engagement
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Use heat maps to locate cooling centers, tree planting, etc.
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Use the maps to determine where to go to "meet people where they are"
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Use similar methodology to develop data and maps for other regions in the state
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Alignment of climate and social vulnerability data into town Master Plan
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Take data to local elected officials to inform policies.
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Bring maps to meetings to raise awareness of disparate impacts
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Put green infrastructure like storm water parks in most affected neighborhoods
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Focusing community outreach to most vulnerable areas
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Understanding who and where to prioritize
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Include in educational programming
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to understand if there are particular regions in my community where we should focus outreach efforts.
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Prioritize projects in areas most vulnerable
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Target building renovation projects to at-risk areas
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Prioritize infrastructure investments for greatest impact
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Find the hotspots of climate vulnerability to prioritize action
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Targeted communities for outreach and program engagement
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Share data with community and translate it so it becomes relevant