Economic Architecture The Podcast
How A Coastal Community Created A Living Laboratory to Advance Resilience [Episode 18]
In this week’s episode, Paul Robinson shares his work helping innovators and coastal communities understand the impacts of climate-related events and the threat of rising sea levels. Robinson’s innovations combine local government policies and private sector funding to not only identify the aftereffects of storm-related weather damage but also consolidate the organizations and funding necessary to implement real solutions. Host Stuart Yasgur and Paul Robinson, Executive Director of RISE Resilience Innovations, explore pathways to implementing real solutions, how stakeholders can more effectively coordinate to put real change into practice,…
In this week’s episode, Paul Robinson shares his work helping innovators and coastal communities understand the impacts of climate-related events and the threat of rising sea levels. Robinson’s innovations combine local government policies and private sector funding to not only identify the aftereffects of storm-related weather damage but also consolidate the organizations and funding necessary to implement real solutions.
Host Stuart Yasgur and Paul Robinson, Executive Director of RISE Resilience Innovations, explore pathways to implementing real solutions, how stakeholders can more effectively coordinate to put real change into practice, and why solution seeking in the age of defining problems can be a radical approach to change.
Learn more about RISE: https://www.riseresilience.org/our-team
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