Savina is a chartered civil engineer who specialises in infrastructure advisory work, helping large infrastructure clients to future-proof and make smarter use of existing assets, data or processes. Savina's work focuses on transport innovation, risk and resilience to extreme weather and climate change.
Guidance, tools and standards play a key role in the development of sustainable and resilient infrastructure. Savina Carluccio looks back, there is a golden thread that runs through several pieces of work and leads to our work on climate resilient Infrastructure Pathways and resilience indicators which will be launching later this year for COP26.
The Resilience Shift took part in the FORESEE Project’s workshop on how ‘eyes in the sky’ are proving a valuable tool to improving the resilience of transport infrastructure
This major end user of transport infrastructure across 13 countries is heavily dependent on infrastructure owned and operated by others. How does it put resilience into practice?
This major utilities operator and construction project takes resilience very seriously, and is itself part of a wider resilience strategy for London. How does it put it into practice?
Calling all practitioners who are researching, developing, marketing or implementing a tool or methodology to work towards resilient performance of a system.
We brought tool users and developers together to build understanding for this community of practice of how tools and approaches can make resilience more tangible, practical and relevant.
Savina Carluccio was one of the speakers at CIRIA’s Infrastructure Resilience: Risk and Response, examining the resilience of infrastructure systems.
Resilience experts from all over the globe convened in Freiburg, Germany, for the 2nd annual summit of the Global Resilience Research Network (GRRN)
