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ICF International Receives 2012 CCBJ Business Achievement Award

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ICF International Receives 2012 CCBJ Business Achievement Award


Gold Award Recognizes ICF for Climate Risk Management and Adaptation

FAIRFAX, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– ICF International (NAS: ICFI) , a leading provider of consulting services and technology solutions to government and commercial clients, has received a gold award from Climate Change Business Journal® (CCBJ) in the 2012 CCBJ Business Achievement Awards. ICF won the award in the category of Consulting & Engineering: Climate Risk Management & Adaptation.

ICF is honored to receive such a prestigious award from CCBJ,” said Randy Freed, senior vice president for ICF International. “We are pleased to be recognized for our work helping clients worldwide to assess and manage the risks associated with climate change and to develop strategies that mainstream climate adaptation into their ongoing programs.”

In honoring ICF with its gold award, CCBJ cited the following ICF projects:

  • Supporting the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in the creation of its Climate Change Adaptation Plan and codeveloping a set of vulnerability assessment approaches for use in the design and implementation of projects in developing countries.
  • Developing a set of tools to assess the potential impact of climate change on a number of new World Bank projects.
  • Publishing the initial results from its work examining the climate vulnerability of transportation in Mobile, Ala., the largest U.S. federally funded adaptation project in a single metropolitan location.
  • Producing guidance for state departments of transportation and metropolitan planning organizations on using and applying climate information.
  • Helping cities in the United States, the Caribbean, and Peru cope with the effects of climate change.
  • Creating a framework in the mining industry to address climate risk.
  • Building a spatially detailed analysis of the potential economic costs of climate change on the U.S. electricity industry.

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