More focus on resiliency measures, updated mapping techniques and increased consumer choices are among the recommendations for reforms to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) issued by a coalition for "environmentally responsible, fiscally sound approaches to natural catastrophe policy that promote public safety." On Wednesday, SmarterSafer - a United States national coalition of taxpayer advocates, environmental groups, insurance interests, housing organizations and mitigation advocates - released a proposal for how the U.S. Congress should reform the NFIP before it expires in September.