CLIMATE RESILIENCE & SUSTAINABILITY SUPPORT NETWORK

Serving all Santa Clara County

The Climate Resilience and Sustainability Support Network brings together organizations working to combat climate change and foster sustainability. The network promotes communication and collaboration to mitigate climate-related disasters and support community sustainability efforts throughout the disaster cycle.

Active Disaster Information

During an active disaster important information, announcements, and links will appear here.

Current Status:

Disaster status and important links will added here during active emergencies

Report Disaster Impacts

Note: This page is password protected, contact the CADRE duty officer below to receive access.

Find or Share Any Resource

Note: Nonprofits can sign their organizations up by clicking the “register your organization” link at the top right of the website.

Watch the Recovers Training Video for more information or contact the CADRE duty officer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-EDxqvbp7

Connect to CADRE 24/7 During Emergencies:

Duty Officer Phone: (408) 622-0822

Duty Officer Email: [email protected]

OVERVIEW OF CADRE’S SUPPORT NETWORKS:

The Climate Resilience & Sustainability Support Network is one of 20 networks CADRE is developing to facilitate communication for nongovernmental organizations in Santa Clara County throughout the disaster cycle. These networks are broken up by different community services and functions to allow for more focused communication. The networks are designed to give organizations a way to quickly find and share information, collaborate, and communicate, before, during, and after disaster. Fill out the short Network Sign Up Form to ensure that you are included in updates about the networks you are interested in joining.

NETWORK UPDATES:

The Climate Resilience & Sustainability Support Network has not yet been developed. Any updates to the network will be noted here.

COMMUNICATION TOOLS:

1.) Web page – This web page and the forms, lists, and map within it will be updated regularly and used for continuous network coordination and information sharing during disasters.

2.) Live Chat – As the network develops, they will decide upon a live chat platform for communication during disaster. This live chat platform will provide major disaster announcements, urgent updates and requests, and welfare checks on organizations to quickly understand disaster impacts and immediate needs.

3.) Meetings – The network will decide upon a regular meeting schedule once fully developed. During disasters, meetings will be expanded at the network leadership’s discretion and by request.

4.) Back up methods of communication may include emails, phone and in person meetings, and utilization of Ham Radio and/or information centers in the case of technological challenges during an emergency. These backups are still being developed and decided upon.