This innovative project promises to make a real difference to resilience – find out more about its work, and join the discussion at its next workshop (27/10) on new adaptation measures
Your workshop “is what I was looking for when I looked at the conference programme…this gave me valuable feedback on a problem at the front of my mind.”
The 8th Resilience Engineering Association’s Symposium on Resilience Engineering will be hosted at Linnaeus University. This year’s theme is Embracing resilience: Scaling up and Speeding up. The Resilience Shift is hosting one of its pioneering workshops.
Calling all practitioners who are researching, developing, marketing or implementing a tool or methodology to work towards resilient performance of a system.
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.
The Tools and Approaches project, part of the Resilience Shift activity ‘Making resilience tangible, practical and relevant,’ aims to identify, assess and promote adoption of the tools and approaches that contribute to enhancing the resilience of critical infrastructure, making them accessible to those who will benefit. The project delivered a series of three workshops focused […]
The Tools and Approaches project, part of the Resilience Shift activity ‘Making resilience tangible, practical and relevant,’ aims to identify, assess and promote adoption of the tools and approaches that contribute to enhancing the resilience of critical infrastructure, making them accessible to those who will benefit. The project delivered a series of three workshops focused […]
The Tools and Approaches project, part of the Resilience Shift activity ‘Making resilience tangible, practical and relevant,’ aims to identify, assess and promote adoption of the tools and approaches that contribute to enhancing the resilience of critical infrastructure, making them accessible to those who will benefit. The project delivered a series of three workshops focused […]
