At a high-level workshop in Washington, DC, leaders in finance, policy, science and other sectors came together to refine the Resilience Science Must-Knows, a set of insights drawn from the latest resilience research, and shape a shared path toward science-based action.
Learn how HKH-ICE winner Heco - Himalayan Ecotourism is working with local communities in Zanskar to reclaim tourism, blend tradition and sustainability, and protect their cultural legacy.
The world is becoming more unpredictable. Climate shocks, food insecurity, financial instability, and conflicts are interacting faster and hitting harder especially in communities already on the frontlines of risk. Yet the systems meant to respond remain fragmented. Promising solutions struggle to scale due to limited access to capital, high transaction costs, and disjointed support across […]
Resilience Science Must-Knows: Identifying System Gaps & Priorities The initiative is a collaboration between the Stockholm Resilience Centre, the Global Resilience Partnership, and Future Earth. We have employed an independent, rigorous multi-step methodology that incorporates perspectives from a range of resilience fields to identify overarching, essential, and relevant Resilience Science Must-Knows for decision-makers. The results […]
Resilience Science Must-Knows Nine things every decision maker should know about resilience Resilience has become a central consideration across practice, policy, and business. It is increasingly integrated into public health strategies, private-sector risk management, corporate planning, development, and financial investment. This growing interest in resilience is not by chance. In recent years, the world has […]
A new report sheds light on lessons learned, barriers faced, and successes achieved in Uganda and Sudan, offering valuable insights for development practitioners, policymakers, and partners.
Together with Munich Re Foundation and Shockwave Foundation, we are excited to introduce the eleven winning projects from the second round of the Resilient Agriculture Innovations for Nature (RAIN) Challenge.
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