San Francisco
San Francisco’s Resilience Journey
San Francisco is a worldwide tourist destination and a major technology hub for biotechnology and e-commerce, houses 30 of the world’s largest financial institutions – and has a history of devastating earthquakes and fires.
San Francisco has a notably diverse population, and is also a vital link for air, sea, and ground transportation. The city’s innovative use of financing and building codes has dramatically improved building safety, and its use of social media to educate and motivate the public has influenced residents to take important steps in advancing their personal resilience.
Brian Strong
Chief Resilience Officer and Director of Office of Resilience and Capital Planning
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Brian Strong
Chief Resilience Officer and Director of Office of Resilience and Capital Planning
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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