resilience

If you haven’t heard of the Choluteca Bridge then you are in the majority. But it is worth learning more as this bridge in Honduras is a symbol for what can happen if we are not prepared to adapt when the world around us changes in profound ways.  

A recent academic paper sheds some light on changing lifestyles and attitudes towards climate action as a result of the pandemic.

The August edition of Professional Security magazine features an article by Resilience First on the nature of the UK's resilience and the idea of a volunteering scheme to boost preparedness.

Two projects underway within government will hopefully advance significantly the country's resilience capabilities. They will come with a price tag but at a lower cost than the future crises that they aim to ameliorate.

In the July edition of Professional Security, Resilience First looks at the early signs of what we can expect in the new world of work as a result of the pandemic.

The 2020 FM Global Resilience Index provides a ranking of 130 countries according to their resilience capabilities in a business environment. The UK is ranked 13th.