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Climate Risk Assessment Template

Investing in resilience before disaster strikes will ensure that affordable housing developments will perform well during disasters as well as defend against gradual changes to the environment.

For use with Criterion 1.5, this template is intended to guide project teams to conduct a risk assessment for the recognized climate hazards and document how the project intends to respond to the risks through strategies specified in a mitigation plan.

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It would be much easier if this is a single chart