Local governments who are participating in LCR experimentation do not operate in isolation; they “A mix of adaptation need direct and relevant support to build capacity, share lessons, and contribute to the iterative and mitigation development and refinement of LCR best practice approaches. [...] • Desired outcome: Summerland is in the process of developing a business case for LCR in asset management and a project prioritization framework, and is using the momentum of this process to apply an LCR lens across all areas of municipal strategy and operations. [...] ACT will also officials, the public, decisions in order to create alignment in small, collaborate with the Rural Development and staff due to a lack of specific knowledge rural municipal decision processes, and to Institute Climate Adaptation and Innovation and data.” optimize the limited resources and capacity of Project, of which Silverton is a member, to small communities. [...] to see expansion and alignment of the larger watershed and eco-asset strategy across the organization most of the impacts It is necessary to have the on-the-ground abil- and across the region, particularly work- we experience initiate ity to understand, assess, monitor, and restore natural areas to ensure ongoing resilience in ing with 10 agencies, key actors, and users outside of that.” core serv. [...] • It is necessary to have on-the-ground intelligence, inventories, and data to understand, assess, monitor, and restore natural areas and build their capacity, to identify vulnerable services and populations, and to monitor emissions trends in order to contribute to LCR in core services over time.
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