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in support of activities designed to transition the Asian blue swimming crab fisheries toward sustainable, responsible production by scaling the Fisheries Improvement Project model for benefitting small-scale fisheries in Indonesia and globally

in support of developing the Community Water Trust concept for the benefit of freshwater ecosystems and river-dependent communities in Texas and Chile

in support of developing a sustainable and equitable approach to a water rights allocation and trading scheme in order to reduce freshwater competition among agricultural, municipal, industrial and energy users in Ningxia, China

toward the costs of establishing a global network of southern NGOs working on humanitarian response, recovery and resilience building

toward the costs of piloting Resilience AmeriCorps, a program to address social and environmental resilience challenges in ten U.S. cities

in support of the research and analysis of green infrastructure value chains which may impact the resilience value of projects

for use by the UN Habitat City Resilience Profiling Programme in support of strengthening advocacy and raising awareness around resilience, urban crises, and cities most at risk, and to support the launch of the Global Alliance for Urban Crises in the run-up to the World Humanitarian Summit to be held in Istanbul, May 2016

for use by the Institute of Knowledge in support of its Resilient Cities by Design project, which will partner with members of the 100 Resilient Cities network to orchestrate processes and competitions based on the Rebuild by Design model

for use by its Indonesia office toward the costs of organizing a final learning event in 2016 that will enable partners to collectively reflect on learnings from the Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network (ACCCRN) initiative, strengthen the network, and celebrate its achievements while highlighting new directions for the Foundation’s resilience work

toward the costs of a project to ensure the sustainability of the Louisiana Delta by applying the Resilience by Design methodology to a collaborative planning process with coastal communities