California Air Resources Board
Recommendations and lesson learned for incorporating community leadership into many different stages of a program or project.
BOOST Pilot Program: Best Practices & Lessons Learned
Media & Communications Style Guide
Jobs Co-Benefit Literature Review
California Air Resources Board
This document reviews available empirical literature on the Jobs Co-benefit and identifies the direction and magnitude of the co-benefit indicators, the limitations of existing empirical literature, the existing assessment methods and tools, knowledge gaps and other issues to consider in developing co-benefit assessment methods, a proposed assessment method for further development, and an estimation of the level of effort and delivery schedule for a fully developed method.
CCIRTS User Guide
Examples of Common Needs of Priority Populations
California Air Resources Board
If direct community engagement is not possible, administering agencies, applicants, and/or funding recipient can refer to the list of common needs and select a need that has documented broad support from local community-based organizations and/or residents. While this list includes some common needs of priority populations, as identified by community advocates, it is not intended to reflect a definitive list of all potential needs of disadvantaged and low-income communities and low-income households, and items included in the list may not be applicable for a specific community.
IAP2 Spectrum of Public Participation
Evaluation of the California Climate Investments Technical Assistance Program
California Strategic Growth Council
The evaluation report uplifts the strengths of the California Climate Investments Technical Assistance Program to continue and replicate while also providing actionable recommendations to improve TA provision. Topics covered include equitable TA provision requires adaptability and cultural competency; capacity building is a core driver of community change; community engagement sustains TA impacts beyond the application cycle.
Draft Funding Guidelines Supplement for California Carbon Sequestration and Climate Resiliency Project Registry
California Air Resources Board
This document is to be used in conjunction with the 2018 Funding Guidelines and provides guidance on minimum program requirements pursuant to Senate Bill 27. The purpose of this Supplement is to provide guidance for project proponents who wish to fund a natural and working lands-based carbon sequestration projects and establish minimum program requirements to ensure projects provide carbon removal benefits for the purposes of the Registry.