Last June, the California Water Data Consortium convened 100+ water leaders across California to identify how modern data systems can strengthen climate resilience investments. The result: evidence-based recommendations on data governance, regional coordination, capacity-building, and public accessibility.
This Town Hall brings those recommendations to life. Hear directly from practitioners implementing these strategies in real time—and discover what’s possible when data infrastructure gets the priority it deserves.
About the Report
The Consortium recently published Strengthening California’s Climate Bond Outcomes with Water Data Infrastructure, a new report recommending strategies and approaches to maximize water resilience investments through modern data and information systems infrastructure. It reflects insights from over 100 water leaders representing state agencies, local water managers, nonprofits, academic institutions, and more.
Download the report:
- Download the full report
- Read the executive summary
Visit the report landing page at cawaterdata.org/prop4report.
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About the California Water Data Consortium
The California Water Data Consortium enables clearer water and environmental decisions by advancing collaborative open data solutions. As an independent nonprofit, we offer a trusted, neutral space that brings people together, develops practical data systems, shapes policy conversations, connects to broader coalitions, and deepens understanding of data’s foundational role in stewarding California’s shared resources.
Together, we gain a clearer picture of California’s water. Together, we can make decisions with greater confidence toward a resilient future. Learn more at cawaterdata.org.