EarthEx is an online interactive exercise aiming to provide organisations and individuals with a forum to discuss, develop and test organisational plans to improve resilience to Black Sky Hazards. Find out how we got on.
Read moreAine Nibhreasail shares news from Day 1 of the Global Knowledge Exchange including Cape Town, Miami, Amman, Hull and Mexico telling us about the water systems in their cities.
Alexa Bruce presented recently at the Water Security Conference about the human dimension of designing and managing for resilience. We’ll be bringing together our collaborators at this week’s Global Knowledge Exchange event hosted jointly by the Resilience Shift and CWRF.
How can we shift the needle on resilience practice so that all organisations embed it into their decision-making? We believe that key incentives or other levers exist for all industries and that we must articulate the value that resilience can bring. We are seeking expressions of interest from potential grantees to develop practical, industry-specific primers. Initial deadline for expressions of interest is 27 August 2018.
Savina Carluccio explores what we mean by resilience value, and how we are using value chains to connect the concepts of resilience and value
Michael Bruno – Chair, Resilience Shift Board, talks about our future direction and reflects on our change of leadership. He celebrates the work of our outgoing Executive Director, Nancy Kete.
Rob Turk gives an Australian perspective on the role of government and on a new piece of federal legislation that raises many questions around the role of legislation, and the government more broadly, in strengthening critical infrastructure resilience.
The ENCORE+ network workshop on AI and infrastructure monitoring was clear that we are immersed in a data revolution and that transformative technology can’t be ignored.
You’re a practitioner in critical infrastructure resilience. How should we help you to make decisions differently? We aim to do work, and support others to do work, that will shift the approach to resilience in practice. Will Goode, Programme Manager, highlights what we’ve been doing recently and how you can get involved.
“Slow, modest, hard-fought progress is the result anticipated from a global political process designed to permit self-expression, to enable multilateral negotiation and to foster progress borne of consensus.” Guest blogger, Fred Boltz talks about how we must build awareness, understanding, and demand for resilience among the nation-states who design and direct the official development agenda.
At the recent Intelligent Communities Forum, discussion was all about humanising data and how technology makes a difference to people’s lives.
With grantees on our ‘Tools and Approaches’ project, we got together for an opportunity framing workshop on how to connect practitioners, decision makers and other stakeholders with resilience tools and approaches.
Lisa Dickson, Associate Principal and Director of Resilience for the Americas, Arup, writes a guest blog on financing urban infrastructure and how the case for resilience can be made.
