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[null,"Risk Analysis and Resilience Assessment Tool  |  Project Information"]
[null,"Delaware State Housing Authority"]
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[null,"INTRODUCTION"]
[null,"This assessment tool is a guide for a walkthrough audit and staff interview to identify potential resilience preparedness, healthy housing, energy and water efficiency strategies to best protect vulnerable residents, reduce operating costs, and improve building durability. Potential funding and financing streams to aid in the implementation of the resiliency and efficiency strategies are provided. The tool is intended for use by DSHA staff, Regional Property Managers...., but several items will require input from facility staff and leadership.  "]
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[null,"ASSESSMENT INSTRUCTIONS"]
[null,"Step One: Complete the basic contact information, building information, and resilience issues included below.   "]
[null,"Step Two: Answer the yes/no questions on the Resilience Assessment tab as you walk through the building with the property manager or head of maintenance."]
[null,"Step Three: Use your answers to the yes/no questions on the Resilience Assessment tab to explore potential applicable strategies on the Resilience Strategies tab."]
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[null,"Property Name"]
[null,"Assessment Completed By"]
[null,"Date "]
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[null,"CONTACT INFORMATION"]
[null,"Property Address"]
[null,"Property Manager"]
[null,"Property Manager Phone"]
[null,"Property Manager Email"]
[null,"Maintenance Technician"]
[null,"Management Company"]
[null,"Owner"]
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[null,"BUILDING INFORMATION"]
[null,"Number of Buildings"]
[null,"Stories"]
[null,"Total Number of Apartments"]
[null,"Total Number of Bedrooms"]
[null,"Gross Building Area (sq.ft.)"]
[null,"Non-Residential Building Uses"]
[null,"Location of Community Room(s)"]
[null,"Ground Floor Uses"]
[null,"Basement Uses"]
[]
[null,"RESILIENCE ISSUES ON SITE"]
[null,"Stormwater Flooding Events"]
[null,"Sewer Backup Events"]
[null,"Coastal Flooding Events"]
[null,"Ice and Snow Damage Events"]
[null,"Gas Leak Events"]
[null,"Power Loss Events > 5 Hours"]
[null,"Cause of Power Loss Event"]
[null,"Wind Damage Event"]
[null,"Equipment Failure Event"]

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[null,"Risk Analysis and Resilience Assessment Tool  |  Resilience Assessment"]
[null,"Delaware State Housing Authority"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"YES"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"NO"]
[null,"INSTRUCTIONS"]
[null,"Use the following questions to gather information during site visits and discussions with site property managers and staff. \nAnswers in the YES/NO column will trigger applicable resilience strategy numbers. Refer to the Resilience Strategies tab to identify and explore potential strategies."]
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[null,"Property Name"]
[null,"Assessment Completed By"]
[null,"Date "]
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[null,"ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS"]
[]
[null,"BUILDING EXTERIOR","YES / NO","COMMENTS",null,null,"APPLICABLE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES"]
[null,"Have the buildings been damaged due to wind/ rain storms?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C16=\"YES\", I16, \"\")","v":""},null,"1, 2"]
[null,"Do roads around the property become impassable during extreme weather events?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C17=\"YES\", I17, \"\")","v":""},null,"17, 22, 23, 24"]
[null,"Are there vents or other penetrations in the outside walls (above or below grade) that let water into the building?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C18=\"YES\", I18, \"\")","v":""},null,"1, 2, 7"]
[null,"Do the sewer and stormwater systems experience back-ups during heavy rain or flood events?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C19=\"YES\", I19, \"\")","v":""},null,6]
[null,"Is the roof material white or a light color?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C20=\"NO\", I20, \"\")","v":""},null,13]
[null,"Is there a backup generator?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C21=\"NO\", I21, \"\")","v":""},null,14]
[null,"If there is a backup generator, does it ever get flooded?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C22=\"YES\", I22, \"\")","v":""},null,"8, 10, 16"]
[null,"Is the generator and fuel storage below grade?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C23=\"YES\", I23, \"\")","v":""},null,16]
[null,"Are stormwater and sanitary sewer systems separated at this location?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C24=\"NO\", I24, \"\")","v":""},null,6]
[null,"Is exterior signage easy to read, with property sign and address lit adequately from the street?",null,null,null,null,"",null,21]
[null,"Are exterior pathways and entrances well lit?",null,null,null,null,"",null,20]
[null,"Are exterior pathways free of tripping hazards, broken steps or overgrown plants?",null,null,null,null,"",null,20]
[null,"Is the exterior siding material flood damage resistant? (e.g. masonry, concrete, fiber cement)",null,null,null,null,"",null,25]
[null,"Does the building have an existing solar PV system?",null,null,null,null,"",null,26]
[null,"Does the ground slope towards the building?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C30=\"YES\", I30, \"\")","v":""},null,27,"NOTE: refers to strategy #27"]
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[null,"COMMON AREAS","YES / NO","COMMENTS"]
[null,"If you have a basement or crawlspace below-grade, do they remain dry during heavy rain?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C33=\"NO\", I33, \"\")","v":""},null,"1, 11"]
[null,"Is there backup potable water on site?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C34=\"NO\", I34, \"\")","v":""},null,15]
[null,"Is emergency egress signage in place and highly visible?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C35=\"NO\", I35, \"\")","v":""},null,21]
[null,"Does the building have a community room?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C36=\"NO\", I36, \"\")","v":""},null,"22, 23"]
[null,"Does the community room include a bathroom and a kitchen with a refrigerator?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C37=\"NO\", I37, \"\")","v":""},null,"22, 23"]
[null,"Is the community room below grade?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C38=\"YES\", I38, \"\")","v":""},null,2]
[null,"If the building does not currently have a community room, does it have an unoccupied space or a space that can be repurposed as a community room?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C39=\"NO\", I39, \"\")","v":""},null,23]
[null,"Do the roof trusses have hurricane clips?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C40=\"NO\", I40, \"\")","v":""},null,28,"NOTE: refers to strategy #28"]
[null,"Are there backflow preventers on the floor drains and/or sewer connection?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C41=\"NO\", I41, \"\")","v":""},null,6]
[null,"Are washers and dryers, or any bathrooms, mop sinks, or service sinks located below grade?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C42=\"YES\", I42, \"\")","v":""},null,"6, 7"]
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[null,"APARTMENTS","YES / NO","COMMENTS"]
[null,"If you have units at or below-grade, do they remain dry during heavy rain?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C45=\"NO\", I45, \"\")","v":""},null,"1, 11"]
[null,"Do residents ever complain that their units are too hot or unbearable during heat waves?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C46=\"YES\", I46, \"\")","v":""},null,"12, 13"]
[null,"Do any units or other areas have evidence of mold?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C47=\"YES\", I47, \"\")","v":""},null,19]
[null,"Are there battery-operated or battery back-up carbon monoxide detectors in each unit?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C48=\"NO\", I48, \"\")","v":""},null,18]
[null,"Are there residents with mobility issues?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C49=\"YES\", I49, \"\")","v":""},null,"17, 22, 23, 24"]
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[null,"PROPERTY MANAGER","YES / NO","COMMENTS"]
[null,"Has the power ever gone out for more than 5 hours?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C52=\"YES\", I52, \"\")","v":""},null,14]
[null,"Does the building have an emergency management plan covering staff, residents, and business operations continuity?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C53=\"NO\", I53, \"\")","v":""},null,17]
[null,"Are staff and residents familiar with the emergency management plan and aware of their role in it, if identifed?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C54=\"NO\", I54, \"\")","v":""},null,17]
[null,"Is there a nearby public facility where residents can go during power outages, storms or extreme heat or cold?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C55=\"NO\", I55, \"\")","v":""},null,22]
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[null,"PROPERTY INFORMATION","YES / NO","COMMENTS"]
[null,"Is the building located in a FEMA flood zone AE, AO, AH, D or V? See: https://msc.fema.gov/portal/search",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C58=\"YES\", I58, \"\")","v":""},null,"17, 22"]
[null,"Does the building have an existing battery backup system?",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C59=\"NO\", I59, \"\")","v":""},null,14]
[null,"Is the property a good candidate for a solar electric (PV) system? (Large, south facing/ flat roof <5 years old)",null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(C60=\"YES\", I60, \"\")","v":""},null,26]

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[null,"Risk Analysis and Resilience Assessment Tool  |  Resilience Strategies"]
[null,"Delaware State Housing Authority"]
[]
[]
[null,"INSTRUCTIONS",null,null,null,"STRATEGY CATEGORIES"]
[null,"Use the strategy ID number below to match applicable strategies as identified during the Resilience Assessment. Refer to the Funding tab for potential funding opportunities.",null,null,null,null,"PROTECTION"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,"ADAPTATION"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,"BACK UP"]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,"COMMUNITY"]
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[null,null,"STRATEGY ID","STRATEGY NAME","STRATEGY DETAILS"]
[null,null,1,"Wet Floodproofing ","FEMA defines wet floodproofing as “Permanent or temporary measures applied to a structure or its contents that prevent or provide resistance to damage from flooding while allowing floodwater to enter the structure or area. Generally,  this includes properly anchoring the structure, using  flood resistant materials below the Base Flood Elevation (BFE), protection of mechanical and utility equipment, and use of openings or breakaway walls.”"]
[null,null,2,"Dry Floodproofing (Building) ","Dry floodproofing of a building is installing measures applied to a structure to prevent damage from flooding by preventing floodwater from entering the structure. There are two types of dry floodproofing: active and permanent. Active measures require removable elements to be put into place before an anticipated flood. Permanent measures are fixtures and systems integrated into the structure itself, which do not need to be manually deployed in the event of an emergency.  Dry floodproofing is prone to a high risk of failing, however, and is not recommended for residential building exteriors or openings per FEMA guidance.  FEMA does not permit dry floodproofing of substantially damaged or substantially improved residential buildings, and dry floodproofing measures will not reduce a building’s National Flood Insurance Program premium."]
[null,null,3,"Stabilize Slopes","Slopes stabilized with retaining walls, terraces, or plantings, will be less likely to erode over time or to erode suddenly in the event of a flood, potentially destabilizing part of the building or adding debris to floodwaters.   Engage a civil engineer to identify steep slopes on site and stabilize with terracing, ground cover, structural wall or other method to reduce erosion and prevent the movement of materials on site during a flood."]
[null,null,4,"Site Perimeter Floodproofing","Temporary or permanent barriers surrounding the site and preventing floodwaters from entering building.  Requires management of rain water and storm drain water entering the enclosure either by storage and infiltration, pumping it out, or providing an outlet."]
[null,null,5,"Resilient Elevators ","Protect elevator shafts below the BFE and design shaft walls to resist the hydrostatic pressure of floodwater, program elevator controls to return car to flood safe floor in the event of flooding and to shut down all but one elevator in the event of a power outage, install flood alarms in pits, and keep controls and equipment above the BFE."]
[null,null,6,"Backwater Valves","Backwater valves are installed where the wastewater pipe exits the building, so sewage only flows outward. Valves have a hinged flapper that remains open to allow outward flow, but seals tightly if there is backpressure.  Install individual backwater valves on the lowest fixtures in the building, or whole-building backwater valves for storm sewer and sewer lines. Will require incorporation into an emergency plan to ensure proper operation during an extreme event."]
[null,null,7,"Sump Pumps ","Sump pumps are submersible pumps set in sump pits and designed to remove water from the lowest point in a building as water accumulates during minor or moderate flood events.  Sumps are typically built in sump basins in basement floors but can also be incorporated into slab-on-grade floors and elevator pits. Sump pumps are designed for intermittent use. Chronic water problems require repairing the drainage system in addition to or in lieu of installing a pump."]
[null,null,8,"Component Protection Floodproofing ","Component protection dry floodproofing is installing measures applied to a piece of equipment or location within a building to prevent damage from flooding by preventing floodwater from reaching the equipment or entering the confined location. Using component protection dry floodproofing, mechanical and electrical equipment is protected by surrounding the equipment in a waterproof basin, with a low wall, or by using a waterproof enclosure, rather than waterproofing the entire basement or first floor of the building.  If equipment cannot be elevated, critical building systems can be floodproofed in this manner, allowing the rest of the space to flood. Due to  hydrostatic pressure, these enclosures are recommended only for shallow floodwaters up to 3 ft."]
[null,null,9,"Quick Connects for Mobile Heating, Cooling, \nand Power ","Quick connects are connection points on the exterior of the building for hooking up temporary backup heating, cooling, or electrical equipment.  Quick connects to hot water piping, chilled water piping, or electrical panels allow temporary mobile heating, cooling, and power equipment to connect to the building and provide services in the event of damage to permanently installed equipment.  Install quick connects for power, heat, and cooling such that temporary equipment can be connected at the street in the event of an extended outage."]
[null,null,10,"Elevated Equipment","Elevating mechanical and electrical equipment above the base flood elevation reduces the risk that the equipment will be damaged or destroyed in the event floodwaters enter the lowest level of the building and increases the likelihood that the building will remain operational even if the building floods.  Critical equipment can be elevated in place by moving it off the floor to a wall or by moving it onto a platform and out of harm’s way.  Equipment that is replaced as a result of elevating it should be replaced with and energy efficient alternative.  Engage an engineer or contractor with experience designing and specifying efficient equipment."]
[null,null,11,"Elevated Living Spaces","Convert residential units on floors below the BFE to parking, storage, common rooms and community space, or entryways. Ensure equipment in these areas is portable and can be moved to safety before anticipated flooding."]
[null,null,12,"Window Shading ","Shading windows reduces the amount of solar heat gain in the interior of the building, thereby reducing cooling loads during the summer months and leading to lower indoor temperatures during power outages when the cooling system is not operational.  Add overhangs to south-facing windows or awnings to east- or west-facing windows.  Or, add interior window shading treatments"]
[null,null,13,"Cool Roof ","A cool roof is a reflective, light colored roof that reduces the amount of solar energy a building absorbs by reflecting the solar energy back into the atmosphere. Cool roofs can be a painted-on or membrane product and reduce the building’s cooling load and allowing the interior to remain comfortable longer in the event of a power outage on a hot day.  Cool roofs also reduce local heat island effects. "]
[null,null,14,"Maintaining Backup Power to Critical Systems ","Backup power can allow building elevators, heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting, refrigeration, and other electrically powered systems to operate in the event of a power outage, depending on the capacity of the backup power system.  Provide a generator or other backup system sized to meet critical loads and with fuel capacity for expected power outage duration.  Critical loads could include elevators, fire pumps, sump pumps, water booster pumps, emergency outlets, fans, pumps, and controls for heating and cooling systems, alarms and security systems, food and medicine refrigeration, telecommunications, or others.  An elevator may require its own backup generator to continue operating during a power outage. "]
[null,null,15,"Access to Potable Water ","Provide potable water storage in a central system or portable potable water storage containers: 1 gal/person/day for 1 day in stored bottled water, plus 1 gal/person/day for 6 days in collapsable storage capacity. "]
[null,null,16,"Safeguard Fuel Storage","Secure fuel storage fixed and portable tanks and containers to prevent spillage and movement in case of a flood.  Perform this task as necessary during routing operations and maintenance."]
[null,null,17,"Develop Emergency Management Manual ","A disaster can come at any time or can progress more slowly, but one of the most crucial factors in protecting the safety and well-being of housing residents is the coordination of the housing management staff in responding to the event.  Using best practices developed for a wide range of emergency responses to prepare and respond to disasters, guided by an emergency management plan, housing management staff can respond quickly and effectively when disaster strikes.  Provide a plan and contact list for staff, leadership, and residents to communicate effectively throughout a disaster. Follow the Enterprise Disaster Staffing Toolkit guide to creating an organization- and building -level coordination, communication, and information sharing emergency plan."]
[null,null,18,"Properly Vent or Eliminate Combustion Appliances","Combustion appliances must all be properly vented to the exterior to prevent combustion byproducts from entering the indoor air of apartments and common spaces. Provide battery operated or battery back-up carbon monixide detectors in each apartment."]
[null,null,19,"Remediate Mold and Use Mold Resistant Replacement Material","Mold growth can lead to asthma and other respiratory impairments.  Mold should be removed and moldy materials should be replaced with mold-resistant materials.  If possible, identify and remove the source of the moisture that has led to mold."]
[null,null,20,"Exterior Pathways","Safe site circulation is important even without a power outage or extreme weather event. Provide well lit, clear walkways on the property."]
[null,null,21,"Wayfinding Signage","Wayfinding is signage instructing residents how to safely evacuate a building by pointing the way to the nearest exit.  Wayfinding also includes signage indicating the location of fire extinguishers, first aid kits, and other emergency supplies.  In addition to code-required exit signs, add wayfinding maps and reflective strips on the edge of stairs and ramps to enable safe egress from the building.  To improve energy efficiency, swap out existing non-LED exit signs with low wattage LED signs."]
[null,null,22,"Organizing for Community Resilience","Organizing local housing, community, and disaster recovery groups can lead to the connections and resources that help most during the immediate and longer term aftermath of a disaster.  Community resources could include organizations providing shelter, food, water, medical care, or counseling programs.  Develop infrastructure to support community engagement and interaction and reach out to local disaster recovery groups and other housing organizations to jointly conduct resilience planning. Set aside common space for posting information, convening meetings and  hosting parties and other group activities."]
[null,null,23,"Creating Community Resiliency Spaces","Community spaces should offer a safe and secure environment for residents and a central location for emergency services. Existing community, dining, or multi-purpose rooms could provide this space."]
[null,null,24,"Building Community Ties","When residents have strong ties to each other, communities can better weather a storm event and the aftermath, especially when first responders are unable to access the community. Often, neighbors become the most important source of support and information."]
[null,null,25,"Flood Damage Resistant Siding","Wood or composite siding can be damaged by flood waters and require replacement. When renovating a property, consider replacing siding with fiber cement board (FCB). FCB can also be a good solution in high wind areas. "]
[null,null,26,"Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems +  Storage","Solar PV can be located on a roof with southern exposure and no shading from rooftop equipment to offset common area electric consumption.  Solar PV fesibility should be provided by a PV installer or investigated using Helioscope -  or PV Watts to estimate power production based on the roof area and orientation.  Properties with existing solar photovoltaic (PV) systems may be able install battery storage and make the the PV system islandable for use in a power outage. A battery could be located inside or outside and connected to the PV array through an islandable inverter(s)  to provide backup power capacity for a community resiliency space and other critical loads. Battery feasibility analysis should be provided by a battery designer/installer or investigated using the Geli tool – geli.net or REopt Lite – reopt.nrel.gov/tool."]

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[null,"Risk Analysis and Resilience Assessment Tool  |  Funding Resources"]
[null,"Delaware State Housing Authority"]
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[null,"RESILIENCE RESOURCES"]
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[null,"NAME","RESOURCE TYPE"]
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[null,"Association of Climate Change Officers","Training Courses"]
[null,"https://climateofficers.org/coursecatalog"]
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[]
[null,"U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit ","Training Courses"]
[null,"https://toolkit.climate.gov/training-courses"]
[]
[]
[null,"Delaware Flood Planning Tool","Web Based Tool: Research Flood Risks for Sites in Delaware"]
[null,"https://maps.dnrec.delaware.gov/FloodPlanning/default.html"]
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[]
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[null,"SOLAR PV AND BATTERY FUNDING AND FINANCING RESOURCES"]
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[null,"NAME","INCENTIVE TYPE"]
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[null,"Federal Investment Tax Credit ","Federal; PV, solar water heating, hybrid solar lighting, fuel cells, small wind, geothermal, combined Heat and Power (CHP)"]
[null,"programs.dsireusa.org/system/program/detail/658"]
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[null,"Modified Accelerated Cost-Recovery System (MACRS)","Federal; Corporate depreciation"]
[null,"programs.dsireusa.org/system/program/detail/676"]
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[null,"Net Metering","Delaware; Net metering "]
[null,"https://programs.dsireusa.org/system/program/detail/43"]
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[null,"Peak Demand Reduction","Federal; Corporate depreciation"]
[null,"www.pjm.com/markets-and-operations/demand-response.aspx"]
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[]
[null,"Property Assessed Clean Energy Financing (Delaware C-PACE)","Delaware"]
[null,"https://www.delawarecpace.org/about/"]
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[]
[null,"Green Energy Program (GEP)","Renewable energy assistance"]
[null,"https://dnrec.alpha.delaware.gov/climate-coastal-energy/renewable/assistance/"]
[null,"https://www.energizedelaware.org/renewable-energy"]
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[]
[null,"Renewable Energy Assistance","Delaware"]
[null,"https://dnrec.alpha.delaware.gov/climate-coastal-energy/renewable/assistance/"]
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[]
[]
[null,"RESILIENCY FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES"]
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[null,"NAME","INCENTIVE TYPE"]
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[null,"Energy Efficiency Investment Fund (EEIF)"]
[null,"https://dnrec.alpha.delaware.gov/climate-coastal-energy/efficiency/energy-efficiency-investment-fund/"]
[]
[]
[null,"Energize Delaware Affordable Multifamily Housing Program"]
[null,"https://www.energizedelaware.org/nonresidential/business/affordable-multifamily-housing/"]
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[]
[null,"Energy Performance Contracting – For Public Housing Only (HUD)"]
[null,"hud.gov/program_offices/public_indian_housing/programs/ph/phecc/eperformance"]
[]
[]
[null,"FEMA Pre-Disaster Mitigation Grant Program"]
[null,"fema.gov/pre-disaster-mitigation-grant-program"]
[]
[]
[null,"National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration","NOAA Coastal Resilience Grant Program"]
[null,"https://coast.noaa.gov/resilience-grant/"]
[]
[]
[null,"Kresge Foundation","Climate Change and Health Equity"]
[null,"https://kresge.org/programs/environment"]
[]
[]
[null,"US Climate Resilience Toolkit"]
[null,"https://toolkit.climate.gov/content/funding-opportunities"]