Looking back, Looking forward. End of year update
Juliet Mian, Technical Director, looks back at 2018 and looks forward at our exciting plans for 2019.
All articles by Juliet Mian
Juliet is the Technical Director of the Resilience Shift. As an experienced Civil Engineer of over 20 years’ experience working on infrastructure projects both in the UK and overseas, she has an in-depth understanding of infrastructure resilience. Her main interests lie in helping organisations develop bespoke solutions to achieve greater resilience of their infrastructure networks to both known and unknown hazards. You can find Juliet on LinkedIn.
Urgency, value, and a common understanding – November update
As COP24 opens, Juliet Mian, Technical Director Resilience Shift, gives us her view of November’s highlights and some of the programme’s achievements this month.
Building knowledge and sharing insights – taking stock of September’s progress
Juliet Mian, Technical Director, explores some of the ways we are disseminating our work, and planning for 2019 and beyond, as we approach the end of our second year.
Putting the resilience building blocks in place – every time
In our asset management decisions, how should we routinely use the building blocks that are already in place to implement resilience thinking? Juliet Mian presented at the end of Day 3 (themed on resilience) of the Institute of Asset Management (IAM)’s Global Conference 2018.
Doing the right things and doing them well
May was another busy and rewarding month for the Resilience Shift. Find out more about our key activities and engagements including involvement in water governance workshops in Amman, Miami and Mexico City and our project to create a repository of resilience tools and approaches.
April saw the start of our project in San Francisco to incentivise resilience
April was another busy month for the Resilience Shift. Find out more about our key activities and engagements including the start of our Incentivising Resilience project based in San Francisco.
Turning theory into practice to kick off 2018
For us 2018 is about making things happen. With exciting developments happening in our projects, we are reaching out through workshops and events to work with collaborators across the globe.
Infrastructure resilience: where do we start?
How do we know where to start, and what we really need to do to catalyse change in terms of how resilient critical infrastructure is planned, procured, delivered and maintained in practice?