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Food systems security and disaster recovery
An outline of food security issues that may arise following a disaster
Psychosocial factors in disaster recovery
This brief focusses on psychosocial issues that may arise immediately post-disaster and how to best address the impact and reduce ongoing distress.
Insurance and disaster recovery
This brief focusses on insurance issues in Aotearoa New Zealand related to disaster recovery.
Aotearoa New Zealand needs a unified food strategy
The state of our current food system and why we need a unified food strategy.
Tourists, tourism destinations and natural hazards
Drawing on learnings from tourism and disasters over the last 14 years, this brief examines preparedness alongside post-event response and recovery.
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.
Mainstreaming Managed Retreat in Aotearoa New Zealand
How have retreats gradually evolved, from being reactive and unmanaged towards being a strategic part of our national risk management framework?
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.
Enabling Coastal Adaptation: Use of Existing Legislation
Under coastal housing and urban development pressure, how can we use existing legislation to better enable coastal adaptation?
Housing and disaster recovery
Housing issues that are likely to arise immediately following a disaster.
Impact-based forecasts and warnings
Impact-based forecasts and warnings (IBFWs) offer a way to design and communicate warnings that are more meaningful and relevant to people.