Presidential Proclamation: Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month, 2024
October 31, 2024
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The Frame
This document outlines the administration's current priorities and legislative achievements regarding the physical and digital systems that support daily life, such as the power grid, transportation, and supply chains.
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Federal Agencies
Agencies are tasked with implementing updated national security policies and managing infrastructure investments.
International Partners (Canada, Finland, EU, African nations)
These nations are involved in collaborative infrastructure projects, including icebreaker production and the development of the Lobito Corridor.
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Summary
Key Facts
- President Biden proclaimed November 2024 as Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month.
- The administration updated national infrastructure policy via a National Security Memorandum issued this year.
- The U.S. has mobilized $60 billion for the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment.
- New initiatives include a collaboration with Canada and Finland on polar icebreakers and a U.S. Port Security Initiative.
Why It Matters
This document outlines the administration's current priorities and legislative achievements regarding the physical and digital systems that support daily life, such as the power grid, transportation, and supply chains.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Infrastructure Policy Update
The administration updated national infrastructure policy for the first time in a decade via a National Security Memorandum.
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Analysis Score
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