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WHO WE ARE

The Southeast & Caribbean Disaster Resilience Partnership (SCDRP) is a diverse and multi-disciplinary affiliation of public, private, and non-profit organizations that strengthens the ability of the region's coastal communities, economies, and environment to recover from the next coastal storm.

 

The Partnership connects disaster recovery practitioners from public, private, and non-profit backgrounds and provides a platform for training, resources, and relationships that coastal communities need to bounce back. The SCDRP is led by an Advisory Board and staffed by a Program Assistant. 

JOIN OUR MONTHLY MEETINGS

Participating in our monthly meetings is free of charge and held virtually. We want to be sure to remain open to everyone who's interested in resilience and climate adaptation.

Sign-up to get announcements about our monthly meetings and other latest updates!

Our list-serve is how the over 330 participants from all resilience sectors and interests share information such as:

• webinars and online events;

• important policy or legislation updates;

• regional updates, newsletters, important  announcements;

• calls for serving on committees;

• job opportunities in resilience-related fields;

• calls for proposals and funding announcements;

• calls for input on tools and products from members

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WHAT WE DO

BUILD REGIONAL CAPACITY FOR RESILIENCE AND RECOVERY PLANNING

SCDRP increases coordination and collaboration across sectors and geographies, engaging stakeholders through workshops and information-sharing events.

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BUILD BUSINESS RESILIENCE AND ADVANCE COLLABORATION ACROSS PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS

SCDRP assesses the challenges businesses face in recovery planning and provides strategies to improve economic recovery.

HELP STATES, TERRITORIES, AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS ADVANCE DISASTER RECOVERY CAPACITIES

SCDRP has invested in state and local projects that advance disaster recovery planning, implementation, learning, and training. 

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MAINTAIN RELATIONSHIPS & SHARE RESOURCES

We hold regular calls and use a listserv to share resources. We also get together once a year to discuss critical topics and generate networking opportunities.  

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

Lindy Betzhold, NOAA Office for Coastal Management/Lynker, Chair

Duane DeFreese, Ph.D., Indian River Lagoon Council

Elizabeth Fly, The Nature Conservancy

Debra Hernandez, SECOORA

Jennifer Kline, Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources

Amanda Martin, Ph.D., NC Office of Recovery & Resiliency

James Murley, Miami-Dade, Office of Resilience

Geno Olmi, NOAA, SE & Caribbean Regional Collaboration Team

Jon Philipsborn, SLR International Corp., Vice Chair

Gavin Smith, Ph.D., AICP, NC State University

Adam Stein, NOAA Office for Coastal Management

PARTICIPANTS INCLUDE:

  • Atlantic Business Continuity Services

  • AECOM

  • Broward County Environmental Planning and Community Resilience Division

  • Coastal States Stewardship Foundation

  • Flood Mitigation Industry Association

  • FEMA

  • Georgia Department of Natural Resources Coastal Management

  • Hagerty Consulting

  • Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program
     

  • Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety

  • ICF

  • Jacksonville University

  • Lloyd's Register

  • Miami-Dade County Office of Emergency Management 

  • Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce

  • North Carolina State University

  • North Carolina Emergency Management

  • North Carolina Sea Grant

  • NOAA Office for Coastal Managment

  • NOAA Southeast and Caribbean Regional Team (SEACART)

  • The Nature Conservancy

  • Northeast Florida Regional Council

  • Puerto Rico Sea Grant

  • SAI Global

  • Smart Home America

  • South Carolina Emergency Management

  • South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium

  • Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center

  • SECOORA

  • Strategic BCP

  • US Army Corps of Engineers

  • US Virgin Islands Division of Coastal Zone Management

  • National Academies of Sciences, Gulf Research Program

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