Regional Resilience Grant Program Manager at California Governor’s Office of Planning and Research
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The subcommittee will conduct a roll call and introduction. The primary discussion will focus on finalizing the report on adaptation funding and finance, including reviewing feedback received and determining the necessary steps to complete the report. The meeting will conclude with a summary and wrap-up.
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The 2025 ICARP priorities, guided by the Technical Advisory Council, focus on cultivating trust and empowering communities by deepening partnerships with CA Native American Tribes, fostering relationships with grantees and vulnerable communities, and strengthening equitable grant processes. It aims to showcase the impact of climate adaptation investments through tailored outreach, highlight local success stories, and track progress with robust data. The plan also expands localized data, research, and tools to guide local governments and supports innovative adaptation and resilience actions, prioritizing investments in vulnerable communities and fostering diverse partnerships.
The meeting agenda includes a roll call and housekeeping, followed by a review of ICARP programmatic updates and a staff report. Councilmembers will discuss and nominate appointments for the TAC Vice-Chair. Presentations and discussions will cover the importance of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS), NBS State targets, and related State strategies and plans. Case studies will be presented on urban forestry, Sequoia Riverlands Trust's NBS and 30x30 work, and the Healthy Soils Program. Additional topics include the intersection of labor and climate, NBS funding and governance, and implementing NBS in the Eastern Sierra. The meeting will also include a general public comment period.
The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) meeting included updates from TAC members on various climate-related initiatives, including efforts by the CDPH, CNRA, OES, and Sonoma Water. ICARP programmatic updates were provided, including updates on the California's 5th Climate Assessment and the Vulnerable Communities Platform. The committee also discussed nature-based solutions, urban forestry, healthy soils, worker safety in relation to climate issues, and funding and governance for nature-based solutions. Case studies were presented on urban forestry in Palo Alto and East Palo Alto, the Sequoia Riverlands Trust, and the Healthy Soils Program in Siskiyou County. The meeting also covered the implementation of nature-based solutions in the Eastern Sierra.
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