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SUMMARY:Resilience Dedicated Fund for Affordable Housing
DESCRIPTION:Affordable Housing is Hard. Affordable Housing owners manage aging buildings\, rising costs\, climate risks and resident needs and – somehow need to find the money to address it all. • What if getting the capital to make those investments could be a little easier? \n\n Imagine having flexible\, low-cost financing available when you need it\, so you can invest proactively instead of waiting for the next emergency.\n That’s the idea behind the Resilience Dedicated Fund. And it’s already happening.\n\nJoin a webinar hosted by Montgomery County Green Bank (MCGB) and PRE Collective to learn about the Resilience Dedicated Fund (RDF) – flexible\, below-market financing designed specifically for affordable housing. \nThe RDF helps affordable housing owners move from planning to action\, from doing only what they can afford to being able to afford what they want to do\, and from property-level projects to resilience investments across their portfolios. \nThis webinar will explore: \n\nWhy resilience financing matters.\nHow the RDF works and what makes it different.\nWhat we’ve learned from current borrowers.\nHow resilience delivers for properties\, operations\, and residents.\nWhat’s next and how to engage.\n\nHear directly from the people putting the RDF to work: \nModerator \n\nTracy Kaufman\, PRE Collective\n\nPanelists \n\nLaura Mondragon\, Montgomery County Green Bank\nLeila Finucane\, Victory Housing\nJennifer Rudolph\, Montgomery Housing Partnership\n\nWho should attend? \nAffordable housing owners and developers\, housing finance agencies\, green banks\, lenders\, and government partners interested in financing solutions that make affordable housing more resilient\, more sustainable\, and better positioned for the future.
URL:https://mcgreenbank.org/event/resilience-resident-fund-for-affordable-housing/
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CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Building Resilience in the National Capital Region
DESCRIPTION:The urgency for resilient design has never been greater. In just the first half of 2025\, the U.S. experienced 14 separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters\, causing an estimated $101.4 billion in damages This marks the costliest six-month period on record since NOAA began tracking in 1980\, underscoring the escalating frequency and severity of extreme weather\, from hurricanes and floods to heat waves and wildfires. [weather.com]\, [livenowfox.com]. \nOur buildings and infrastructure must be designed\, constructed\, and operated to mitigate risk\, absorb shocks\, and sustain communities. This is core to USGBC’s mission. LEED v5 reflects this priority by embedding resilience into its framework alongside decarbonization and equity. Projects are now expected to address climate risk through proactive design and operational planning\, integrate hazard assessments\, and deliver measurable outcomes in carbon reduction\, quality of life\, and ecological restoration. Resilient\, sustainable buildings are not just a goal—they are the cornerstone of thriving communities in a changing climate. \nJoin USGBC National Capital Region for an evening of real project showcases\, a cross-sector practitioner panel\, and a candid policy conversation about what comes next for DC. DC has led before — this is the moment to lead again.
URL:https://mcgreenbank.org/event/building-resilience-in-the-national-capital-region/
LOCATION:JLL Washington DC Office\, 2020 K St. NW\, Suite 1100\, Washington DC\, DC\, 20006\, United States
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