Webinar: Sea Change: Building Coastal Community Resilience in Aotearoa
- English
Enabling, empowering, and supporting community resilience is one of the priorities for the National Disaster Resilience Strategy of New Zealand.
This priority focuses on identifying and monitoring risks to NZ wellbeing, actions to reduce risk, and ensuring informative tools are available to assist decisions about resilience.
However, turning resilience theory into practical action has, until recently, been difficult to achieve.
Building community resilience requires a high skill level and understanding to navigate such diverse communities and complex issues. The Coastal Community Resilience Guide (CCRG) is one such approach where the process and elements of resilience are examined and implemented together.
Time
15:00 - 16:00 (GMT+13)
Benefits of attending
- Learn practitioner insights into some challenges and opportunities based on disaster resilience building with Tāmaki Makaurau’s hazard risk communities
- Learn how various guidelines, approaches, frameworks, and plans on coastal community resilience have ignored the implementation of all the critical aspects of resilience
- Get to know global, regional, national, and local coastal community resilience tools
- Get familiar with a new guidebook for building community resilience in Aotearoa
Presenters
- Bapon Fakhruddin, PHD, Technical Director- DRR and climate resilience
- Melanie Hutton, Head of Resilience - Community & Business