2019 highlights
Thank you to all of our colleagues and partners, followers and friends, in 2019, who have contributed to the Resilience Shift and towards our aim of a safer world through resilient infrastructure.
Category: Community
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How to tell our story in 60 seconds
Do you want to share the work of the Resilience Shift with your network and explain why critical infrastructure matters? Send them our one minute explainer video.
Working with pioneers – the Global Resilience Research Network
As we look forward to participating in the GRRN Summit, we interview Fraunhofer EMI’s Daniel Hiller on the work of their pioneering collaboration.
Exploring complexity and capacity at GRRN Summit 2019
This year’s GRRN 2nd Annual Summit takes place from 10-11 April 2019 in Freiburg, Germany, and the Resilience Shift is looking forward to attending as we are highly supportive of GRRN’s work.
Resilience tools presented at global measurement conference
We joined leading infrastructure developers and investors at a conference of global resilience measurement experts to examine how to strengthen approaches to mounting threats facing communities world-wide.
Making resilience practical, tangible and relevant at the GEC
Last month at the Global Engineering Congress, the Resilience Shift in front of a global audience, hosted a technical workshop considering how to make resilience tangible, practical and relevant.
A way forward for our ‘Tools and Approaches’ project
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.
MMI, Schumacher Institute and Dr Igor Linkov appointed to work with us
We are delighted to announce that we have appointed three grantees to work with us on our ‘Tools and approaches’ project. We had 35 great responses to our previous EOI. Our chosen grantees include MMI Engineering, the Schumacher Institute and Dr Igor Linkov.
