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GLCAN continues to be a member of the Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) Partner Networks, meets for bi-monthly conference calls, has met with core members annually, and has worked collaboratively to align member interests and produce new products to promote adaptation in the region.  \nGLISA continues to provide administrative support to the network, including but not limited to conference call capabilities, note taking & distribution, and applying for collaborative project funding, including funding for GLCAN members to attend face-to-face meetings.  \nMission Statement:  \nGLCAN is a USDN Partner Network of local government staff and partners that will work together through peer learning to identify and act on the unique climate adaptation challenges of the Great Lakes region. GLCAN aims to:  \n● Share strategies for using an equity lens in local government climate adaptation planning and implementation;  \n● Improve the accessibility and integration of climate information into decision-making processes;  \n● Strengthen relationships among municipalities and key institutional, non-profit, and business community partners in developing climate-resilient programs and strategies;  \n● Increase the capacity of adaptation professionals working in the Great Lakes region; and,● Collaborate on initiatives that enhance the resilience of the Great Lakes region to climate-related  \nimpacts.  \nWhy We Exist: The purpose of this network is to build capacity for community resiliency efforts by focusing on sharing information on and finding solutions to the unique challenges faced by the Great Lakes region.  \nWhat We Do: Building upon a core network of member cities and counties, GLCAN explores partnerships with other organizations that are working on Great Lakes climate challenges. GLCAN also seeks to promote connections among cities, counties, nonprofits, foundations, and universities.  \nWho We Are: Formed in 2015 as a partner network of the Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN), GLCAN is a member-driven peer network that integrates leading cities and counties across the Great Lakes region to address issues of community sustainability.  \nGLCAN 2021-2023 Work Plan 1  \nHow We Work Together: GLCAN seeks to establish network connections and identify network priorities through bi-monthly conference calls and yearly face-to-face meetings. GLCAN members share resources and updates through a variety of online methods.  \nGOVERNANCE MODEL  \nGLCAN is a member-driven peer network. Network membership is limited to local government staff and partners. Each year the network will identify two co-chairs to assist in agenda setting and event coordination. As the network grows, the network may create a Steering Committee to assist with governance.  \nAll members are encouraged to maintain active participation in the network. This includes participating in regular network calls, attending the annual virtual or face-to-face meeting, and sharing information with members. Members not actively engaged may be asked to leave the network.  \nUSDN HIGH IMPACT PRACTICES  \nUSDN members developed this list of High Impact Practices (HIPs), which are the priorities in which USDN programming is helping members take impactful actions to advance equity, GHG reduction, and resilience. These are practices where USDN members are leading and counting on USDN to support their learning, collaboration, and action.  \nFoundational Practices  \n● Take a People-Centered, Equity-Focused Approach  \n● Build Relationships and Collaborate with Community Partners  \n● Institutionalize Sustainability Goal","cbCainGlRtQy0gw4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainGlRtQy0gw4","pdf",2285034,8,"English","# Mission Statement\n# Why We Exist\n# What We Do\n# Who We Are\n# How We Work Together\n# Governance Model\n# USDN High Impact Practices\n## Foundational Practices\n## Pathways\n# GLCAN Goals, Targets, and Actions","[{\"question\":\"What is GLCAN’s mission in the 2021-2023 work plan?\",\"answer\":\"GLCAN is a USDN Partner Network of local government staff and partners that works through peer learning to identify and act on unique climate adaptation challenges in the Great Lakes region.\"},{\"question\":\"How does GLCAN plan to work together during 2021-2023?\",\"answer\":\"The network establishes priorities through bi-monthly conference calls and yearly face-to-face meetings, with members sharing resources and updates through online methods.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main goals and targets outlined for GLCAN in 2021-2023?\",\"answer\":\"Goals include producing an inventory of Great Lakes climate adaptation and sustainability work (with a draft inventory target by Q3 2021) and identifying collaborative grant opportunities, including raising $100,000 by 2022.\"}]","Great Lakes Climate Adaptation Network (GLCAN) - Work Plan 2021-2023 | PDF",1789270205]