A co-leadership position has recently become vacant in our Resilient Rural Communities programme and we invite expressions of interest to fill the role. Potential candidates will be evaluated by aā¦
Auckland Emergency Management: Working with Aucklandās Pacific Peoples 27/07/2018 By Rohan Jaduram, Resilience and Welfare Advisor, Auckland Emergency Management Auckland is home to the largest Pasifika population in the world.ā¦
Modelling post-disaster habitability and population displacement Beginning my life in the geologically active environment of Hawkeās Bay likely had an influence on my path leading to writing this profile. Livingā¦
A recent survey of Wellington residents has revealed that of 18 earthquake preparedness actions, nearly 85% hadnāt done half of them. The project, carried out by Victoria University of Wellingtonā¦
On Friday 5 March 2021, communities across the North Island were shaken awake by a M7.3 earthquake located 175km offshore, northeast of Gisborne. It was the first of three largeā¦
Serious games offer a playful yet powerful way for scientists, engineers, policy makers, and community members to find the best solutions to complex problems. Something seemingly as simple as decidingā¦
Before Aotearoa New Zealand adopts Earthquake Early Warning and Tsunami Early Warning systems, we need to review available technologies and test them for suitability in the New Zealand context.
We are assessing and testing a range of tsunami and ea
Student Profile: Jake Robinson 27/08/2018 NÄ Jake Robinson Ko Ruapehu te Maunga Ko Whanganui te Awa Ko Atihaunui a PÄpÄrangi te iwi Ko Te Pooti te Marae Ko Jacob Robinsonā¦
Being part of Generation Zero 25/01/2019 Lisa McLaren Resilience Challenge PhD candidate by day, climate change hero by night. We speak with Lisa McLaren who, when not researchingcitizen science andā¦
Effective communication of model uncertainty I was born in the hilly region of Nepal and moved to the Terai (Flatlands in Nepal) at the age of 2 with my parents,ā¦
Church, Community and Beyond: Effective Disaster Risk Communication with and for Pacific People in Auckland 23/07/2018 By Jay Marlowe and Andreas Neef Disaster messaging is only effective if embraced byā¦
Q & A with Dr Rob Bell Q: Congratulations on your recent Lifetime Achievement Award from NIWA ā what does this award mean for you, and the research youāve beenā¦
Home Our Story He Peka TÄ«toki NgÄ Äkina o Te Ao MÄori Empowering and Enabling Te Ao MÄori The Resilience Challenge is relatively early in its journey towards being aā¦
How can we keep the lights on during and after a natural disaster? 15/03/2018 By Nirmal Nair and Andrew Austin Switching on lights, charging phones, connecting to the internet andā¦
In December 2022, a significant exhibition opened at RangitÄne House in Blenheim, the culmination of a longstanding collaboration with RangitÄne o Wairau that has brought kÅrero tuku iho to lifeā¦
Q & A with Dr Acushla Dee Sciascia 13/02/20 Q. TÄnÄ koe Dee. Firstly, can you tell us a bit about your iwi affiliations? He uri ahau nÅ ngÄ kÄwaiā¦
What gets measured gets done: The New Zealand Resilience Index 11/12/2018 By Dr Joanne Stevenson, Chris Bowie, Ellie Kay and Dr John Vargo The New Zealand Resilience Index will helpā¦
Learning from public response to natural hazard videos 04/07/2018 By Caroline Orchiston Videos are the current digital media of choice. They have been on the rise for several years now,ā¦
