The Resilience Shift invites pioneering individuals and organisations to write for us or be interviewed by us, to contribute to our overall body of knowledge and reflect new thinking and practice in the field of critical infrastructure resilience.
Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)’s Panchali Saikia reports from the IWA-IDB Innovation Conference on Sustainable Use of Water: Cities, Industry and Agriculture (Guayaquil, Ecuador, 30 September to 03 October 2019), where the City Water Resilience Approach was presented by Ricard Giné, Programme Manager, SIWI.
Contributing to the research on global supply chains, this guest blog on the initial UK-focused research highlights global pinch points, the impact of politics, and how data analytics and sight upstream are critical to resilience
As we focus on Cape Town for the Cape Town | Day Zero event, and in the run up to 100 Resilient Cities Urban Resilience Summit in Rotterdam, we invited 100RC’s Katrin Bruebach to contribute a guest blog on Cape Town and the City Water Resilience Approach.
Peter Hall, Global Manager, Resilience/Sustainability for Wood Group, and Resilience Shift Ambassador, provided a third-party review of the Resilience Shift’s work on tools and approaches to enhance infrastructure resilience.
Critical friend of the Resilience Shift, Igor Linkov, shares his thoughts following his attendance at our tools and approaches workshops in Washington DC and New Orleans.
AGWA’s John Matthews talks about influencing global policy, the challenges of water resilience, and the benefits of being fluent in both policy and technical language.
The Resilience Shift spoke to CIRIA’s Lee Kelly about their work on infrastructure resilience, and why collaboration is so critical
What is it like to be an ambassador for the Resilience Shift? Peter J Hall explains his co-opted role, how the Maine waterfront influenced him, and how infrastructure resilience is not a stand-alone business.
