Accelerating Water Resilience through Infrastructure Finance in California

Written By Clare Letmon

Communities across California are contending with aging water infrastructure while attempts are being made to increase system resiliency. This panel discusses instruments that exist for providing supplemental, flexible, low-cost credit assistance to public and private borrowers for various types of wastewaters, stormwater, and drinking water projects. Learn how infrastructure finance can be used to accelerate water resiliency.

Moderator: Matt Horton, Director, Center for Regional Economics & California Center, Milken Institute/Accelerator for America

Panel: Felicia Marcus, William C. Landreth Visiting Fellow, Stanford University 

Katy Yaroslavsky, Chair, Energy & Environment Committee, LA City Council

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