Resilience Plan definition

Resilience Plan means a locally adopted plan that describes the entire local government’s approach to flooding and meets the following criteria:

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Resilience Plan means a locally adopted plan that describes the Grantee’s approach to flooding and meets the following criteria: (i) it is project-based with projects focused on flood control and resilience; (ii) it incorporates nature-based infrastructure to the maximum extent possible; (iii) it includes considerations of all parts of a local government regardless of socioeconomics or race; (iv) it includes coordination with other local and inter-jurisdictional projects, plans, and activities and has a clearly articulated timeline or phasing for plan implementation; and (v) it is based on the best available science, and incorporates climate change, sea level rise, and storm surge (where appropriate), and current flood maps.

Resilience Plan means a locally adopted plan that describes the community’s approach to flooding. For more detail refer to page 15 of this manual.

Examples of Resilience Plan in a sentence

• This Contract is concluded within the execution framework of Reform 2 "Implementation of System of Periodic Assessment of Research Performance" of Component 8 "Improvement of Performance of Slovak Higher Education Institutions" of the Recovery and Resilience Plan of the Slovak Republic.

• Building on the GM Living with Covid Resilience Plan it will guide GM’s recovery and renewal post-Covid.

• As the co-lead agency for the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP), UNHCR works closely with UNDP and other 3RP partners to strengthen the overall coordination of the interventions of aid agencies in Turkey to better supplement the response of the Government of Turkey.

• Natural and Working Lands Action Plan: APNEP participated in the development of the NC Natural and Working Lands Action Plan, which is included as an appendix to the NC Climate Risk and Resilience Plan.

• The Resilience Team shall be responsible for overseeing implementation of the Resilience Plan at the relevant time.

• Work through the agencies and partners described above and the CAC to identify a location suitable for initial RAFT planning and RISE integration, such as a locality near the state lines, or regional planning effort that benefits broader rural areas in Virginia with similar resilience needs (e.g., Crater PDC Resilience Plan Development or Hampton Roads project implementation in the more rural independent city/counties such as Chesapeake, Suffolk, etc.).

• This funding is provided by the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Facility as part of Ireland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan.

• Building on the GM Living with Covid Resilience Plan, it will guide GM’s recovery and renewal post-Covid.

• This task will also continue on-the-ground implementation of priority actions identified in the Agricultural Resilience Plan for the County, including on-farm technology improvements.

• APNEP continues to participate in activities stemming from implementation of the NC Climate Risk and Resilience Plan (RARP) including the Natural and Working Lands Stakeholder Team, Coastal Habitats and Pocosin Wetlands Subcommittees, Statewide Resilience Clearinghouse Steering Committee, Coastal Resilience Community of Practice, and the Regions Innovating for Strong Economies & Environment (RISE) program (all described in more detail below).

More Definitions of Resilience Plan

Resilience Plan means a locally adopted plan that describes the Grantee’s approach to flooding and meets the following criteria: (i) it is project-based with projects focused on flood control and resilience; (ii) it incorporates nature-based infrastructure to the maximum extent possible; (iii) it includes considerations of all parts of a local government regardless of socioeconomics or race; (iv) it includes coordination with other local and inter-jurisdictional projects, plans, and activities and has a clearly articulated timeline or phasing for plan implementation; and (v) it is based on the best available science, and incorporates climate change, sea level rise, and storm surge (where appropriate), and current flood maps. regulatory requirements, including the National Flood Insurance Program. Any work performed under the “Project” category of the Grant Manual shall be approved by a Certified Floodplain Manager as evidenced by a Certificate of Approval by Certified Floodplain Manager.

Resilience Plan means a locality-adopted plan that describes the entire local government’s

Resilience Plan means an official, adopted plan that describes the entire local government’s

Resilience Plan means an official, adopted plan that describes the entire local government’s approach to flooding and meets the criteria outlined in Appendix F.

Resilience Plan means a locality-adopted plan that describes the entire local government’s approach to flooding and meets the criteria outlined in Appendix F.

Resilience Plan means the resilience plan developed by the Franchisee in terms of paragraphs 11.2, 11.3, 11.4 and 11.9 of Schedule 1.2 (Operating Obligations);