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Funded Projects

The ASFPM Foundation invests in targeted projects that address real world flood risk challenges and advance best practices in floodplain management. Discover below a selection of Foundation funded projects that showcase measurable progress and innovative solutions towards making communities more resilient across the nation.

Understanding and Managing Flood Risk:
Guide for Elected Officials
https://floodsciencecenter.org/products/elected-officials-flood-risk-guide/
Elected officials have a vested responsibility to protect and strengthen their communities. This guide was written specifically to help them gain a comprehensive understanding of the range of choices that are available as they evaluate how to prepare for—and respond to—flood events in their communities.
Guide for Elected Officials
Elevation Certificate Reference Guide
This project provided a template for development of an elevation certificate reference guide with supporting illustrative diagrams, search engine and web reference guide.
Elevation Certificate Reference Guide
ASFPM No Adverse Impact (NAI) Toolkit
How-to-Guides
https://www.floods.org/resource-center/nai-no-adverse-impact-floodplain-management/
Foundation funding supported the development of the NAI Emergency Services Guide and four additional How-to-Guides geared towards specific floodplain management topics.
ASFPM No Adverse Impact Toolkit
Rise Challenge
https://earthforce.org/challenges/rise-challenge/
Developed by Earth Force with FEMA and the ASFPM Foundation, the RISE Challenge pairs Earth Force’s educational framework with FEMA expertise and partners to advance natural hazards education and help build more resilient communities.
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Mitigation Interpretive Sign Project
The Illinois Association for Floodplain and Stormwater Management is partnering with communities across Illinois to install interpretive signs that showcase local flood mitigation projects. These kiosks educate residents, build public support, and highlight real-world examples of floodplain and stormwater management. Featuring ASFPM, state chapter, and local community logos, the project is designed to be easily replicated nationwide.
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