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Extreme Weather Research Platform Project Introductions
Researchers introduce their projects and what they hope to achieve.
Reducing Future Extreme Weather Impacts in Aotearoa New Zealand
Researchers from the Extreme Weather Research Platform (EWRP) present their key findings.
GUiNZ Extreme Weather Survey: Te Tai Tokerau/Northland regional report
How did the extreme weather events of 2023 impact young people and families in Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland?
Building resilience through recovery: Investment decision making
This brief outlines the decision making process in critical infrastructure repair and recovery and the considerations necessary to inform those decisions.
Growing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) Extreme Weather Survey
Key findings from the Growing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) Extreme Weather Survey of 680 rangatahi/young people and 817 mothers/primary caregivers about their experiences.
Critical Infrastructure Recovery: Key Lessons
This brief provides advice for managing critical infrastructure recovery programmes including governance and operational management, recovery work sequencing and resourcing, information needs and engagement.
Insurance and disaster recovery
This brief focusses on insurance issues in Aotearoa New Zealand related to disaster recovery.
Pre- and Post-Gabrielle coastline mapping data
View digitised coastlines from our Changing Shoreline project team, based on aerial photographs and high resolution satellite imagery taken prior to Cyclone Gabrielle, and after.
Presentation slides from ‘Reducing Future Extreme Weather Impacts in Aotearoa New Zealand’ webinar
Webinar presentation slides presenting key findings from the Extreme Weather Research Platform (EWRP).
Extreme Weather Research Platform Research Synthesis
Findings and lessons from across the Extreme Weather Research Platform 2023-2024
Housing and disaster recovery
Housing issues that are likely to arise immediately following a disaster.