Since September 2019, bushfires in Australia have burned through some 10 million hectares of land. The fires have made headlines globally. With many months to go in the fire season, what does this mean for Australia’s infrastructure, and are there wider lessons for the resilience shift?
Topical discussions at the UK Ports Conference echoed the findings of research into global supply chain dependencies on critical infrastructure.
Two new reports present findings from research into the dependency of global supply chains on critical infrastructure resilience
The movement of food around the world is an important reality of today’s globalised, urbanised and heavily populated world. Even small disruptions within the supply chain can result in cascading impacts that have negative consequences from farmers to consumers. The Resilience Shift’s focus is on the resilience of critical infrastructure systems, and we recognise that […]
Building resilience of critical infrastructure requires decision-makers working in different industry sectors to understand ‘what’ can be done, ‘why’ it should be done, and ‘how’ to put it into practice. Our work to date has told us that key stakeholders are often either unaware of the value that resilience can bring or are constrained by […]
This is the seventh workshop for Project 3.3 to be held in Hong Kong, focusing on the dependency of global supply chains on critical infrastructure resilience.
This is the fifth workshop for Project 3.3 to be held in Madrid, Spain, focusing on the dependency of global supply chains on critical infrastructure resilience.
This is the sixth workshop for Project 3.3 to be held in San Francisco, USA, focusing on the dependency of global supply chains on critical infrastructure resilience.
