Outreach
Journal articles
- Recovery for development: A multi-dimensional, practice-oriented framework for transformative change post-disaster (2022)
- People in a pandemic: Rethinking the role of ‘Community’ in community resilience practices (2022)
- Post-COVID recovery and renewal through whole-of-society resilience in cities (2022)
- A behavioural simulation study of allocating evacuees to public emergency shelters (2021)
- A multidimensional framework for disaster recovery: Longitudinal qualitative evidence from Puerto Rican households (2021)
- A structured methodology to peer review disaster risk reduction activities: The Viable System Review (2020)
- Recovering from COVID-19: The key issues (2020)
- Peer Reviews for Making Cities Resilient: A Systematic Literature Review (2019)
Other publications, The Manchester Briefing and guest articles
- Defining whole-of-society resilience (TMB, 2022)
- Societal resilience initiatives during COVID-19 (NPC, 2022)
- Risky business: Look local to learn lessons from the COVID-19 crisis (Local Gov, 2022)
- Introduction to the National Consortium for Societal Resilience [UK+] (TMB, 2021)
- Renewal of Community Resilience: A new local and national resilience capability? (NPC, 2021)
- What role can communities play in supporting resilience to climate emergencies? (AMBS, 2021)
- Recovering from COVID-19: Community Resilience (BSi, 2021)
- Renewal of volunteering (VCSEP, 2021, p.34)
- Community resilience: A new capability for local resilience (Local Gov, 2021)
- Communities as a local asset for resilience (AMBS, 2021)
- Contact tracing apps: Considerations for local authorities (Local Gov, 2020)
International Standard
- ISO/TS 22393 - Guidelines for planning recovery and renewal (2021)
- See also Operationalising ISO 22393: Seven steps to plan recovery and renewal (2022)
- See also Guidance for self-reflection on Recovery and Renewal (2022)
Written and oral evidence, House of Lords
- Risk Assessment and Risk Planning Select Committee, focusing on how the public can be mobilised as a resource to support national resilience (2021)
- Benefits of increasing public involvement in emergency planning and the role of exercising to test risk preparedness, and addresses lessons learnt from COVID-19 for approaches to risk planning and risk assessment (2021)
- Written evidence on challenges faced by the UK in preparation for a pandemic, including logistics, guidance and funding (2020)
Publications where the work of NCSR+ and Recovery, Renewal, Resilience team is cited
- United Nations Sendai Framework Voluntary Commitments synthesis and analysis report (2022)
- House of Lords UK Resilience Report (2021)
- UK Parliament - Preparing for Extreme Risks: Building a Resilient Society (2021, Mobilising the public: p.59: 176)
Global outreach