"This action is critical to increasing their (communities) capacity to withstand, respond to, and recover from natural disasters," Nat Wienecke of APCIA said in a release. "Property-casualty insurers serve as frontline responders following natural disasters, assisting policyholders in navigating the recovery process and helping their customers rebuild their lives and restore their property." (Credit: Liam Kennedy/Bloomberg)
The National Initiative to Advance Building Codes, which was launched by the Biden-Harris administration on June 1, 2022, aims to help communities across the country adopt the latest building codes and standards in an effort to make the country's infrastructure more resilient to disasters and extreme weather events, according to a release from the White House. The program also includes provisions to improve building energy efficiency.
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