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Training and Engagement Center

This page provides technical assistance information and recorded trainings to help drinking water, wastewater, and storm water (water sector) utilities and stakeholders build resilience and adapt to weather variability and its impacts.

On this page:

  • Risk and Resilience Trainings
  • Stories from the Sector
  • CREAT Training Videos
More CRWU Resources and Training
  • Showcasing Leading Practices in Climate Adaptation webinar series
  • Climate Resilience Planning Utilizing a One Water Approach webinar series
  • Building Resilience to a Changing Climate webinar series by the Water Utility Climate Alliance

Risk and Resilience Trainings

Become more familiar with CRWU’s Climate Data Maps, RSG, and CREAT  by exploring the recorded trainings below. Each training series offers the following: climate trends and projections for the region; an introduction to the CRWU initiative and demonstrations of its climate resilience tools; a utility case study; and discussions about financing adaptation and resilient infrastructure projects. Many trainings correspond to the National Climate Assessment Climate Regions depicted in the map below:


 

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Stories from the Sector

  • Increasing Water System Resilience in North Carolina

    Hear from the City of Durham's Department of Water Management about climate resilience efforts and their technical assistance work with CRWU. 

  • Impact of Extreme Weather in the Southern U.S.

    Learn about historical extreme weather in Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and how Lafayette Utilities System used CREAT to explore adaptation strategies to address flooding. 

  • Developing Drought Resilience in Puerto Rico

    Hear from the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority about climate resilience efforts and their technical assistance work with CRWU.

  • Adaptation Planning in Action

    Learn more about water utilities' efforts to increase their resilience using CRWU resources.

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    Assessing Vulnerability to Sea Level Rise

    Learn how the Hudson River Foundation utilized CREAT to assess combined sewer systems' vulnerability to sea level rise in the New York - New Jersey Harbor Estuary. 

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    Strengthen Climate Resilience

    In the Journal Opflow, learn how the CRWU initiative is helping water sector utilities prepare now for future resource challenges caused by climate variability.

CREAT Training Videos

 Click on each video below for more information on CREAT and the How-To’s for completing its Modules. See the Methodology Guide for more information on data sources and methods used in the programming of CREAT. 

CREAT Welcome Video

CREAT: Consequences and Assets Module

CREAT: Scenario Development Module

CREAT: Risk Assessment  Module

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Last updated on March 11, 2025
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