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The Climate and Resilience principle is defined by actions that are taken to make the property more energy efficient, reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, increase the use of clean energy, and improve the resiliency of the property and its residents to climate risk.
The California Endowment is planning to move its entire $4 billion in assets under management into mission-aligned investments at a time where allocators and managers alike are nervous about the implications of investing in ESG.
Read MoreThe Enterprise Portfolio Protectsm Tool from Enterprise Community Partners helps affordable housing owners, operators, and developers identify properties at the highest risk from natural disasters (i.e., flooding, fire, earthquakes, etc.).
Read MoreThis toolkit from Enterprise Community Partners can guide multifamily affordable building owners and managers through responding when natural disasters hit.
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Research The Georgetown Climate Center published a case study on the lack of affordable housing and the barriers it creates for residents. The case study centers around New Orleans after the effects of Hurricane Katrina.
Read MoreThis Urban Institute piece identifies ways cities can simultaneously address the affordable housing and climate crises.
Read MoreRecognizing key attributes that affect household water usage is critical in understanding how to implement sustainable initiatives across properties and management programs.
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Best Practices Here is what Avanath is measuring to see if the company achieves its climate goals.
Read MoreJonathan Rose Companies implemented energy and water efficiency retrofits at its Casa Panorama Apartments. Here are the results of those efforts.
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