ICSI is pleased to present Issue 2 of the Climate Resilient Infrastructure report series – A Focus on Nature. The report takes a closer look at nature-positive infrastructure that is rooted in an approach that builds with nature, as opposed to around it, and in turn, works to halt and reverse nature loss.
ICSI Activities at COP28
ICSI is heading to Dubai for COP28 to take part in a number of events over the conference period. We are once again involved with the Resilience Hub, where we are co-leading on the theme of Disaster Risk Management and Humanitarian Action.
Poor Infrastructure Resilience Damaging Public Confidence in Disaster Preparedness
Lloyd’s Register Foundation has published a short report that explores the relationship between critical infrastructure resilience and public perceptions of government disaster preparedness around the world.
ICSI and WFEO launch consultation for young engineers
ICSI and WFEO SDG13, have launched a global consultation to collect views from young engineers on the opportunities, barriers, and practices for the implementation of sustainable development practices in their work.
ICSI and ELG take part in G20 DRR Working Group side event on disaster resilient infrastructure governance
ICSI participate in a side event at the G20 Disaster Risk Reduction Working Group meeting. The session focussed on Enhancing Disaster Resilient Infrastructure Governance and was led by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) and the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure.
The Value of Systemically Resilient Infrastructure Systems
Dr Tom Dolan shares his latest thinking on the value of systemically resilient infrastructure systems as a foundation upon which wider societal resilience can be built.
CALL FOR CASE STUDIES – The Climate Resilient Infrastructure Report: A Focus on Nature
We are excited to announce a call for contributions to our second issue of the Climate Resilient Infrastructure report. Submissions are open until 31 August.
Our Shared Understanding: a circular economy in the built environment
Mark Enzer and Melissa Zannoco explore what is required of the built environment in order to transition towards a circular economy.
Ghost Towns No More – How to make cities more resilient
A summary of the conversation at an event held by Resilience First and Jacobs on rethinking urban resilience for the 21st century.
Shared Understanding moves industry towards a circular built environment
‘Our Shared Understanding: a circular economy in the built environment’, unites the industry for a sustainable future, where we live within our planet’s capacity to provide resources and handle waste.
ICSI publishes Climate Resilient Infrastructure Report: A focus on implementation
ICSI is delighted to have published a new annual publication that reports progress on the implementation of climate resilient infrastructure, and showcases best-practice case studies and initiatives from around the world.
Accelerating implementation of DRR and resilience in infrastructure at the UNDRR Risk Reduction Hub
ICSI is delighted to be hosting an event at the UNDRR Risk Reduction Hub in partnership with the ICE, WFEO, and Resilience Rising, entitled ‘Accelerating Implementation of DRR and Resilience in Infrastructure’.
ELG to hold Executive Roundtable at Global Coastal Cities Summit 2023
The Engineering Leadership Group (ELG) is delighted to invite its members to join a roundtable on the role of urban infrastructure in the transition to net-zero economy, in partnership with Mumbai First.
7 ways engineers are key to Disaster Risk Reduction and resilience efforts
David Smith, chair of the sustainable, resilient infrastructure expert community, breaks down findings from a recent ICSI and ICE report.
Climate Adaptation: Acting in the near-term to Make Infrastructure More Resilient in the long-term
George M. Karagiannis explores climate adaptation actions that can improve the resilience of our infrastructure, reducing asset damage and disruption to communities.