ICE Global Engineering Congress
Join the Resilience Shift at the ICE Global Engineering Congress to hear more about infrastructure resilience. We are participating in a number of sessions.
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100 RC CoLab Building a Water Resilient City
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.
Environment Systems & Decisions special issue
Resilience Shift research contributed to this special edition journal. This special issue of Environment Systems and Decisions is influenced by our recognition at the Resilience Shift that, although the safety and well-being […]
Showcasing the latest advances in thinking and practice
We’ve asked leading water resilience scientists and practitioners to present their current work on water systems resilience design for urban systems, basins, and transboundary water sources
WWWeek focus – Building a resilient future through water
At World Water Week, the Resilience Shift is supporting a global focus on how to build a resilient future through water, through a number of high level dialogue sessions.
Resilience Shift hosts SIWI sofa at World Water Week. Watch video
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.
Inspiring young professionals with a focus on city water resilience
Sunday brought the opening day of World Water Week which kicks off with Young Professionals Day. This aims to inspire young people and provide a platform for their voices to be heard.
Global Knowledge Exchange – three successful days in pictures
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.
