UKRA Joins the Resilience World Nexus Summit 2026
Resilience is no longer something organisations bolt on after the fact. It’s becoming a core part of how boards think
Resilience is no longer something organisations bolt on after the fact. It’s becoming a core part of how boards think
This paper by Professor Rowena Hill argues that ‘societal resilience’ and ‘community resilience’ are increasingly used interchangeably, despite meaning different
Exercising is an essential part of preparedness in UK resilience. It exists to give a rigorous test to our plans
Climate Risk Is a Multiplier, not a Scenario. Many organisations believe they’ve “covered” climate risk because they have flood response
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the way organisations approach resilience, crisis management, and emergency planning. From predicting risks and analysing
The transport hazard summaries are concise fact sheets which explain the key natural hazards that pose a risk to transport
Last week (WC 2nd February 2026) the National Consortium for Societal Resilience issued a report that £1 invested in societal
The guidance sets out the factors involved in the exercise process and incorporates a set of templates that can be
The Managing Exercises Handbook (2023) from the Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience provides foundational guidance and is intended to be
The Lessons Management Best Practice Guidance (2024) has been written to inform, encourage, and equip senior leaders, central government departments,