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).
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.
A new global non-profit consortium called Resilience Rising is launching to bring systemic change through collaboration. It will address the challenges standing in the way of the big, transformative changes we need to secure a more resilient and prosperous future. “
The COP Resilience Hub Synthesis Report, published today, brings together what was learned from the events and activities at the COP Resilience Hub which ran as part of CO26 in Glasgow, and was the first Resilience Hub at a COP meeting.
Join us at Glasgow Caledonian University for a special COP26 screening of the first episode of our new documentary series Resilience Engineered
The COP Resilience Hub event programme is now open for registration at https://cop-resilience-hub.org/ and unites business, investors, civil society, academia, cities and regions in a feat of global cooperation that has created a programme of over 70 events and initiatives that will run in parallel alongside COP26.
A premiere screening of Resilience Engineered Episode 1: “Preparing for an uncertain future’ is taking place on Wednesday 22 September 2021 17.00-18.00 BST at New York Climate Week.
The Resilience Shift is delighted to be supporting the launch of the COP Resilience Hub that will put the focus on resilience and adaptation at COP26.
The world’s largest cross-sector resilience exercise is now open to play through to 31 October 2021, and is a great opportunity to test your preparedness. Register now.
Celebrating best practice for resilience, Wood and The Resilience Shift launch the Resilience Realized Awards
New awards programme and showcase launched by Wood and The Resilience Shift, to share inspiring examples of resilient infrastructure and the pioneering teams behind them who chose to do things differently.
Under the partnership, Wood and The Resilience Shift aim to stimulate and profile the best and most pioneering work in resilience through a global annual showcase that will inspire those working within and for critical infrastructure systems to embed resiliency thinking and practice into their day-to-day work.
We are looking for a Communications Manager to support The Resilience Shift’s portfolio of brands and initiatives. Closing date for applications: 15th April 2021
“The world is rapidly changing and there’s ever growing uncertainty about the future. Society must be ready for the changes to come”. Kerem Yilmaz joins The Resilience Shift as Head of Strategy with a focus on growing the impact and scale of its work.
How can combining resilience thinking with value chain analysis increase competitive advantage protect against shocks and longer-term stresses? A paper authored by Dr Igor Linkov and other experts including some of the Resilience Shift team, argues the case for ‘value chain resilience’.
EARTH EX 2020 runs through September and October and invites companies and individuals to test out how they would cope in the event of a prolonged power failure. Here’s why you should take part.
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the importance of being prepared for so called ‘black sky’ events that disrupt infrastructure on a global scale. EARTH EX is a simulated exercise that gives you the opportunity to test your readiness for such events.
New partnership announced between The Resilience Shift and the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation (AGWA) combining our resilience and water interests and expertise.
Mapping the impact of COVID-19 to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is highlighting opportunities for change and areas for action. Jasper Hilkhuijsen and Tammy Tse to give us their perspective from East Asia and informed by their work in sustainability for the built environment.
