the forum

logic model

Broad, diverse cross-sector membership

Leadership from most impacted communities (Organizing Committee)

Established collaborative structure and processes

Committees & Working Groups

Organized regional constituency supporting green infrastructure projects

Regular learning opportunities (lectures/panels, workshops, trainings, site visits)

Engaging networking opportunities

Subject- or project-specific collaboration (via Committees & Working Groups)

Development of useful tools (manuals, policies, frameworks, etc) that can be used by Forum members throughout the region

Increased public support for building, operating, and maintaining green infrastructure

Improved regional and cross-sector coordination

Enhanced capacity of green infrastructure practitioners throughout the region

Flood and heat risk reduction, especially in most vulnerable neighborhoods

More public & private dollars supporting green infrastructure projects

More green infrastructure projects timely and equitably implemented

Effective maintenance and adaptive management of green infrastructure to maximize benefits over time