Leading for Resilience | Episode 7: Seth Schultz on Learning, Unlearning and Relearning
Shazre and Peter wrap up the series by asking Seth Schultz to reflect on some of the insights gathered from previous conversations.
Shazre and Peter wrap up the series by asking Seth Schultz to reflect on some of the insights gathered from previous conversations.
Shazre and Peter talk with Verena Radulovic, who identifies some fundamental shifts in the way corporations should be, and are, integrating climate risk into their planning and strategies.
Shazre and Peter speak to Dame Jo da Silva about pragmatic optimism and the need to focus on solutions, not problems.
Dr Debra Roberts issues a passionate call for knowledge brokers to help bring climate scientists closer to decision-makers in business and government.
In this week’s episode, Shazre and Peter are joined by Rachel Skinner CBE to discuss the role of systems-thinking for overcoming imperfect information.
Martyn Link will be stepping into a new role as Senior Advisor of Resilience Rising where he will be focusing his efforts on continuing to scale up the Engineering Leadership Group (ELG).
Resilience First and Resilience Rising are pleased to bring you a new podcast series – Leading for Resilience: Uncovering what works. Hosted by Shazre Quamber-Hill and Peter Willis, the Leading for Resilience podcast invites change makers from around the world to reflect on what kind of leadership they think builds essential resilience in this time of permacrisis.
This week, the podcast welcomes Lieutenant General (Retd) Richard Nugee CB CVO CBE, to explore what the private sector can learn from the armed forces about resilient leadership and empowerment.
Shazre and Peter talk to Martyn Link, Executive Director at Resilience First and former chief strategist at Wood Plc., about the importance of putting the human at the heart of decision making.
Resilience First and Resilience Rising invite change makers from around the world to reflect on what kind of leadership they think builds essential resilience in this time of permacrisis.
Building on findings from the World Risk Poll, The Global Action Agenda on Risk and Resilience focuses on five key questions that the dataset can help answer in order to support consequent practitioner efforts at a global level.
Our Global Action Agenda builds on findings from the World Risk Poll, a global study of the perceptions and experience of risk, with data drawn from 145 countries.
Dr Sarah Cumbers, Director of Evidence and Insight, Lloyd’s Register Foundation In my role as Director of Evidence and Insight at Lloyd’s Register Foundation, I often talk to potential partner …
The Climate Resilient Infrastructure Report is the first in a series of annual publications to report progress on the implementation of climate resilient infrastructure, and to showcase curated best-practice case studies and initiatives from around the world that have the potential to deliver change at scale and at pace.
The UNDRR’s Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction is undergoing a formal mid-term review to take stock of implementation and impact since its launch in 2015, understand what context shifts have occurred, and identify how to accelerate uptake to 2030 and beyond. There is currently no formal policy position from engineers on the Sendai Framework.
The SUP initiative has developed a companion series to the official IPCC reports, distilling the latest climate change science for the urban context.
Following five successful years, Arup’s collaboration with the Lloyd’s Register Foundation to deliver the flagship resilience platform, The Resilience Shift, has now transitioned to an independent NGO. We outline the impact this work has had on infrastructure, engineering and climate change adaptation.
This framework for action describes ten goals – across three dimensions: economy and society; leadership and strategy; and infrastructure and ecosystems – that together can transform port performance. It provides a line of sight for resilience from a policy level through to implementation at a port asset level.
All three volumes of the Summary for Urban Policymakers combined as a single report.