Knowledge

How communities and countries build resilience will be dependent upon their capacity to anticipate, plan and take action to respond to a wide range of risks. This is particularly the case for least developed countries. GRP works with communities, practitioners, academia, civil society and national governments to connect, share, and advance resilience insights and knowledge.

Resilience Evidence Coalition

Getting the best evidence on resilience to shape policies, plans and investments to deliver a resilient future.

South-to-South Resilience Academies

The Academies mobilise transdisciplinary teams of academics, thought leaders and practitioners from the Global South.

Seeds of Transformative Resilience

Aims to understand how local and regional resilience initiatives, innovations and practices (seeds) contribute to sustainable peace.

UNDP-Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator

GRP provides knowledge management and sharing, global partnerships and investment brokering services to AFCIA. 

Latest Knowledge News

From Seeds to systems: Inspiring collective change

Interview with GRP’s Knowledge Officer Amanda Jonsson on how local initiatives are shaping pathways to more sustainable futures

News

Two job opportunities: Human Resources (HR) Manager and Operations and Grants Manager

Apply by 3 April to join the GRP team

Looking ahead with gratitude and shared purpose

Thank you for your support in 2025. We look forward to collaborating with you in 2026.

Partner Blog

From insights to impact: Shaping science-based action on resilience

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.

The songs of the forest: A symphony of nature, science, and the human spirit

Learn how Knowledge into Use Awards winner Sekola Adat uses plant music to connect Dayak tradition, science, and conservation in Borneo.

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