A resilient water governance digital tool, WaterShare, was introduced at the Global Engineering Congress – it is being developed by Resilience Shift and the City Water Resilience Framework in partnership with SIWI and OECD.
Hosted by Resilient Cape Town and 100 Resilient Cities, this event will take a deep dive to explore the impacts of drought on the resilience of the water system of Cape Town, as well as the resilience of the city, aiming to drive innovation and thought leadership in response to drought and water security challenges.
Water resilience has been a key focus for us over August, along with our plans for industry-specific resilience primers. What’s next for us?
Watch our SIWI sofa session discussing the City Water Resilience Framework and Governance for Resilient Urban Water Systems project as part of World Water Week.
World Water Week is the annual focal point for the globe’s water issues. It is organized by SIWI the Stockholm International Water Institute. In 2018, World Water Week will address the theme “Water, ecosystems and human development”. The Resilience Shift will be hosting and participating in a number of events during the week, along with its […]
Three days have passed in a whirl of activity with our collaborators from across the globe. We’ll be sharing more from our work at World Water Week . Thank you to all of our participants and please continue to follow our blog and twitter feed for more updates on our work.
Aine 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.
The Resilience Shift along with the Cities Water Resilience Framework, is hosting a three day workshop on urban water resilience and water governance. Delegates from the five cities that took part in the fieldwork for the water governance tool will be present, and the workshop will be led by SIWI and wearetelescopic (WAT) with support […]
