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SUMMARY:Financing the Solutions Framework: How Mountain Communities Fund
 Climate Action
LOCATION:Zoom
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n\nA practical capital playbook for mountain towns ready
 to move past the funding wish list.\nMountain communities have already done
 the hard work of figuring out what climate solutions work. The harder
 question is how to pay for them — with lean staff, seasonal revenue, high
 infrastructure costs, and intense competition for limited grant
 funds.\nJoin Council Fire, a global sustainability consultancy and
 award-winning B Corp led by a team with decades of experience in climate
 resilience and grant funding for public-sector clients, for a 45-minute
 session followed by live Q&A. We'll cover how to stack public and
 private capital, and how revenue tools like value capture, resilience fees,
 special assessment districts, bonds, and tourism-linked mechanisms can fund
 deployment year over year. We'll also touch on regional collaboration and
 structuring projects to attract investment, and preview a
 resilience-portfolio tool we've built for municipal clients that tracks and
 matches projects against funding sources.\nYou'll leave with financing
 approaches matched to mountain-town realities, and a clearer sense of where
 to start.\nWhat we'll cover:\n\n\nThe mountain-town financing gap, and why
 standard playbooks don't fit\n\nStacking revenue & financing
 mechanisms\nRegional collaboration to attract investment\nA look at our
 resilience-funding planning and tracking tool\n\nLive
 Q&A\n\n\nPresented by Kristen Keene, Holly Fowler, and George Chmael
 II, Council Fire —  August 12, 11:00a-12:00p
 MT\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n[event_countdown label="the Webinar"]\n\n
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