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Coastal Resilience Stakeholder Map - with action - Coggle Diagram
Coastal Resilience Stakeholder Map -
with action
Year-Long Residents
Reduction of stress on residents
Don't have to constantly be worrisome about storm-surge
Second Home Residents
Continuation of way of life
Decrease in Flood Insurance Cost
Continuation of strong demand for Coastal Homes
Construction adds jobs and wealth into the local economy
Higher Taxes to Pay to build and maintain the project
Ecosystems
Through Hybrid Action, Ecosystems can become more diverse
By creating dedicated space for wildlife, it can protect those ecosystems
In the Long-run Ecosystems are still struggle due to having human interaction, as oppose to leaving them along
State & Local Government
Coastal Governments
Maintain tax revenue
Live to fight another day
Continuation of local economy
One can assume that this action will cause higher taxes for coastal cities to pay for the project
Federal Goverment
FEMA
Less cost per year on disaster relief
Continuation of economy
Money can be reallocated to product more benefit in other key area (schools, infrastructure, economy, etc. )
Coastal Corporations
more desirable location for creation of factory or business
Don't have to worry about protentional losses
Continuation of job growth
Inland Corporations
Remain constant for short-run