Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s climate change project, which is a global initiative around the world, to transform parts of the city of New Orleans into “resilient” communities is continuing in full force, despite other problems plaguing the city.

Landrieu’s reliency project, pushed by Pope Francis and other liberal mayors and governments all over the globe, is meant to make the city more climate change-aware by reducing carbon emissions.

Last year, Landrieu said he was dedicated $60 million of the city’s budget towards the project, despite the results of the plan remaining vague.

Today, Landrieu announced that the project’s “strategy goals” are nearly 75 percent done.

Over 75% of @resilientNOLA strategy goals have been achieved or are underway. We're taking this momentum forward.

— Mitch Landrieu (@MitchLandrieu) September 12, 2016

Thru @resilientNOLA strategy we're reorienting City budget around resilience and equity. Leveraging partnerships to build for #NOLA future

— Mitch Landrieu (@MitchLandrieu) September 12, 2016

And this is what the 100 Resilient City’s goals and plans are for the city: