El Paso
El Paso’s Resilience Journey
El Paso is home to a richly diverse, bilingual, and bicultural population. Its harsh desert environment means grappling with high population density in a fragile ecology, climate extremes and variability, and reliance on limited transportation and grid connections.
The collaborative agreements between El Paso and neighboring Cuidad Juárez, Mexico, exemplify international cooperation. Together, the cities are addressing immigration, and working to increase the resilience of their shared and limited water supply.
Nicole Alderete Ferrini
Chief Resilience Officer
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Nicole Alderete Ferrini
Chief Resilience Officer
News and Resources
Broward County joins Resilient Cities Network as 101st member
R-Cities extends invitation in recognition of the county’s significant contributions in the field of resilience and potential to enhance the capacities of other member cities regionally and globally.
New York City’s hospitals, schools, and businesses are committed to reducing food-based emissions by 33% by 2030
New York City’s hospitals, schools, and businesses are committed to reducing food-based emissions by 33% by 2030.
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