Currently, decision-makers have to mediate considerable institutional, professional, and political risks that arise from mitigating natural hazards, such as how sure are we? How much will it cost? Who pays? What should we prioritise?
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Modelling post-disaster habitability and population displacement Beginning my life in the geologically active environment of Hawke’s Bay likely had an influence on my path leading to writing this profile. Living…
Home Our Story He Peka Tītoki Ngā Ākina o Te Ao Māori Empowering and Enabling Te Ao Māori The Resilience Challenge is relatively early in its journey towards being a…
Q. Tēnā koe Andy. Can you tell us a bit about how you got into geology, and how your research career has progressed? I feel incredibly fortunate to have a…
Integrated decision making in transportation resilience and asset management I was born in the city of Viña del Mar, which is located across the Pacific Ocean in Chile. I grew…
The impacts of Cyclones Hale and Gabrielle caught many communities off guard, but for some these were just the latest in a series of extreme weather events that have caused…
Jenn Bestwick joins us as Chairperson of the Resilience Challenge Governance Group, and Richard Smith fills a newly established Deputy Director role. With a background in business and management consulting,…
