People and resilience part three
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- Published: Thursday, 10 March 2016 11:05
In the final article in a short series, Paul Kudray explains why doing nothing is not an option when it comes to managing the issue of ‘people and resilience’.
In the final article in a short series, Paul Kudray explains why doing nothing is not an option when it comes to managing the issue of ‘people and resilience’.
100 Resilient Cities has released a new handbook of resilience tactics for managing water-related risks to cities and infrastructure.
Addressing emerging terrorism trends and information-sharing on Foreign Terrorist Fighters throughout the Asia Pacific region was the focus of a recent INTERPOL meeting in Thailand.
The 2016 Edinburgh Community Resilience Week will take place from 12th to 14th April. The event aims to further enhance community resilience and promote understanding between key sectors and organizations within Edinburgh and across Scotland.
In the second article in a three-part series exploring ‘people and resilience’, Paul Kudray looks at a common misconception: that when disaster strikes employees will automatically rally round and play their part in helping the organization recover.
Luke Bird highlights the requirement for many different organizational departments and professions to work together for effective organizational resilience and provides some ideas for how to overcome the associated challenges.
Impact Forecasting has published its Global Catastrophe Recap, which evaluates the impact of the natural disaster events that took place worldwide in February 2016.
A recent ENISA report has looked at resilience and security in the EU telecoms sector, focusing in particular on the mandatory incident reporting scheme.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is warning a Ministerial roundtable about the risk of ‘flood blight’: FSB members are concerned that small firms in many areas will be encouraged to relocate due to flood risks, leaving many local communities badly affected.
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