New federal grant programs made available through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) allocated billions of dollars in resources and shed light on the abundancy of discretionary grant funding. Federal infrastructure programs experienced a substantial boost in funding in the past few years, with unprecedented levels of funding being made available by federal and state agencies.
States, regions, and communities are increasingly allocating resources to climate change and resiliency-related funding sources to proactively mitigate expected climate impacts. With so many different programs available, it is helpful to holistically review the current available funding, grant, and financing strategies to support climate change adaptation and mitigation.
This EBC Climate Change Webinar will describe federal and state funding programs available to support planning or construction of climate change and resiliency-related projects. It will also highlight unique strategies to fund adaptation through leveraging a variety of funding sources, exemplified in a local case study.
The webinar will allow ample time for questions.
General Continuing Education Certificates are awarded by the EBC for this program (1.5 training contact hours). Certificates are automatically provided via email link for registered attendees at the conclusion of the webinar.
Additional information can be found under the tabs above.
Program Agenda:
Federal Grant Programs Relevant to Climate Adaptation Projects
- Sam Newton, Economist, HDR
State and Philanthropic Grant Programs Relevant to Climate Adaptation Projects
- Kyle Gray, Chief of Staff, Throwe Environmental
Pulling Together Creative Sources for Climate Funding
- April Anderson, President, Anderson Strategic Advisors, LLC
Moderated Discussion
Program Chairs:
- Emily Day, Engineer II – Numerical Modeler, RPS – A Tetra Tech Company
- Joseph Famely, Climate & Sustainability Team Lead, Woods Hole Group
- Sam Newton, Economist, HDR
The Time is Now to Apply for Climate Funding: An Introduction – An EBC Climate Change Webinar
Sponsorship Levels & Benefits
All sponsorships include the following basic benefits:
- Your company’s logo with link included on the program’s online listing
- Your company’s logo included on marketing emails
- Your company’s logo included in the program PowerPoint
$2,000 – Platinum Sponsorship benefits include:
- Basic Benefits listed above plus
- Four complimentary registrations for the program
- Your company name and link on program thank-you follow-up emails to attendees
$1,000 – Gold Sponsorship benefits include:
- Basic Benefits listed above plus
- Two complimentary registrations for the program
- Your company name and link on program thank-you follow-up emails to attendees
$500 – Silver Sponsorship benefits include:
- Basic Benefits listed above plus
- One complimentary registration for the program
$250 – Bronze Sponsorship benefits include:
- Basic Benefits listed
- Bronze Level sponsorship DOES NOT include a complimentary registration. Any Bronze Sponsorship attendees must register separately
The available PowerPoint presentations from the The Time is Now to Apply for Climate Funding: An Introduction – An EBC Climate Change Webinar can be viewed below.
Presentations – The Time is Now to Apply for Climate Funding – An Introduction
EBC does not guarantee that each speaker presentation will be posted.
Webinar Recording
Registered Attendees
All registered attendees receive the link to the webinar recording five business days after the conclusion of the webinar. If you are a registered attendee and did not receive the webinar recording, please contact the EBC office.
EBC does not guarantee that each speaker presentation will be recorded.
EBC Members
The webinar recording is available to EBC Members via the Info Hub. If you are an employee of an EBC Member Company and cannot access the Info Hub, please contact the EBC Office.
Non-Members
Non-Members are welcome to register and pay the Non-Member registration rate to receive access to the webinar recording.
