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This document outlines the proposed project by the Port of Oakland in partnership with TraPac, LLC to significantly reduce emissions at the TraPac terminal by transitioning from diesel to zero emissions electric cargo handling equipment and installing battery energy storage systems (BESS). The goal is to achieve net zero emissions by 2035, improve operational efficiency, enhance terminal resilience, and benefit the surrounding historically disadvantaged community.

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1. Identify the key stakeholders involved in the resiliency partnership.
2. Set clear objectives for the partnership based on resiliency goals.
3. Research and evaluate potential partners who have complementary strengths.
4. Initiate communication with potential partners to discuss collaboration.
5. Draft a partnership agreement outlining roles, responsibilities, and expectations.
6. Establish a timeline and milestones to track progress.
7. Implement the partnership and monitor its effectiveness.
8. Adjust strategies as needed based on feedback and outcomes.

Who needs partnering on a resiliency?

1. Local governments aiming to enhance community resilience.
2. Non-profit organizations focused on disaster response and recovery.
3. Businesses looking to improve sustainability and resilience practices.
4. Academic institutions conducting research on resiliency.
5. Community groups seeking to build stronger networks.
6. Individuals who want to contribute to community resilience efforts.

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What is partnering on a resiliency?

Partnering on a resiliency refers to collaborative efforts among organizations, communities, or governmental entities to enhance the resilience of systems against potential disruptions or disasters.

Who is required to file partnering on a resiliency?

Entities or organizations involved in projects that require a resilience assessment, typically those receiving government funding or permits, are required to file partnering on a resiliency.

How to fill out partnering on a resiliency?

To fill out partnering on a resiliency, stakeholders should provide detailed information regarding their strategies, objectives, and actions aimed at improving resilience, following the specific guidelines set by the relevant authority.

What is the purpose of partnering on a resiliency?

The purpose of partnering on a resiliency is to create stronger collaborative networks that prepare for, respond to, and recover from adverse events, enhancing overall community and organizational resilience.

What information must be reported on partnering on a resiliency?

Information that must be reported includes project goals, risk assessments, stakeholder involvement, action plans, and any funding sources or supporting data that demonstrate the partnership's commitment to resilience.