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No Adverse Impact (NAI) is a forward-thinking, fair, and legally defensible approach to coastal land
management. It was first articulated by the Association of State Floodplain Managers. In
its broadest sense, it is a set of "do no harm" principles that communities can use when planning, designing, and evaluating
public and private projects. By following the NAI approach, communities can protect people, property, and municipal budgets.
Following are some NAI-level actions your community can take:
- Planning
- Regulation and Development Standards
- Mitigation and Shore Protection
- Infrastructure
- Emergency Services
- Education and Outreach
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