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Webinar 4/21: Risk and Resilience Webinar Series, Part Five


Tuesday, April 21, 2015 12:00 am - 12:00 am

Strengthening Communities through Risk Avoidance, Mitigation and Response

Tuesday, April 21
12:30-1:30 PM EDT

Join Abt Associates for the last in a series of webinars exploring how a risk and resilience framework can help strengthen the ability of vulnerable people and communities around the world to address the challenges they face on a daily basis. This webinar will explore the potential for a risk and resilience framework to help housing and community development practitioners and policymakers develop more effective programs and prioritize possible approaches for action. Taking the system for preventing and addressing homelessness as a case study, participants will discuss opportunities for strengthening individuals, communities and regions by helping to reduce the incidence of risky events, mitigating the effects of risk, and helping vulnerable populations respond when affected by negative shocks.  

Moderator:
Jeffrey Lubell, Director of Housing and Community Initiatives, Abt Associates

Discussants:
Rolf Pendall, Director of the Urban Institute's Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Center
Jill Khadduri, Senior Fellow, Abt Associates 

When: Tuesday, April 21, 2015, 12:30-1:30 PM EDT

Click here to watch the webinar recording.

About the series:
The New Perspectives on Building Resilience webinar series, hosted by Abt Associates’ Risk and Resilience Center, will explore how a risk and resilience framework can help governments and their implementing partners efficiently and effectively target resources to improve outcomes for the most vulnerable by reducing risk and increasing resilience at the individual, household and community levels.  Each session of the series will apply this framework to a different social policy area, including climate change, asset-building, mental health, housing and community development, and health financing. Watch the first four sessions.