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Roadmap to Adaptation

The Roadmap to Adaptation, funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, provides local governments with ongoing support to translate vulnerability assessments into adaptation plans and projects that align with the requirements of F.S. 380.93 and the 2025 FDEP Florida Adaptation Planning Guidebook.

The benefits include enhanced local adaptive capacity, improved project selection and plan development, increased viability of future adaptation projects, and enhance local GIS capabilities through targeted technical assistance to strengthen GIS skills, promote consistency, and foster a unified approach to geospatial data management, improving the quality and accessibility of data for resiliency efforts.

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