Fiscal Resilience

California has an opportunity to advance a more strategic and durable approach to resilience.

By engaging local economic actors as co-beneficiaries, and co-investors, governments can move from isolated public spending to shared solutions.

CA FWD and Resources Legacy Fund convened legislative staff at the State Capitol for a briefing titled From Homes to Markets: Wildfire Risk in the Built Environment and Economy.

This is the second installment in a blog series from CA FWD and Insurance for Good. CA FWD and Insurance for Good have partnered to develop an actionable guidebook that outlines replicable funding and financing strategies for risk reduction and resilience.

CA FWD convened a cross-sector group of experts in Guerneville for a two-day retreat. Participants brought deep experience across wildfire science, land use, insurance, public finance, economic development, and more.

CA FWD and Insurance for Good have convened a working group to explore durable funding and financing models for resilience. This is the first in a series of posts from that effort.

CA FWD and Insurance for Good partnership aimed at developing sustainable funding and financing mechanisms for climate risk reduction at both the community and household levels.

Our new policy brief is a building block to a longer-term policy agenda to increase California’s leadership in building fire adapted communities to complement the state’s leadership on resilient landscapes and wildfire response.