Flood resilience—A time for cathedral‐based thinking and action!

Need for effective detection and early warnings for epidemic and pandemic preparedness planning in the context of multi-hazards: Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic

“…[ 15 ]; Guinea has reported a similar scenario due to the concurrent amplification of Ebola and COVID-19 infection. After that, in 2021, several European countries were brutally affected by massive floods, while Malaysia evacuated 30,000 people due to monsoon floods amidst the COVID-19 pandemic [ 16 ]. In the case of Sri Lanka, many areas were severely affected by heavy winds, landslides and floods during monsoon seasons amid the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021 [ 17 ].…”

The intensity of environmental scandals, responsible innovation, and corporate resilience: The moderating role of relational trust

“…Having strong predictive ability can help in establish a good risk management mechanism and quickly predict and identify potential risks. Responsiveness mainly refers to the company's ability to quickly develop and implement solutions in the face of unexpected events (Mitchell & Harris, 2012). Having strong responsiveness can help enterprises develop emergency plans, maintain contact with stakeholders during uncertain risks, and ensure resilience in business production/operations.…”

Measuring social resilience in cities: An exploratory spatio-temporal analysis of activity routines in urban spaces during Covid-19

“…The concept of resilience is embedded in various disciplines ranging from ecology, engineering and disaster management, to psychology and the behavioural sciences. All disciplines apply nuanced definitions of resilience while sharing a framework for thinking about sustainable futures for systems under conditions of increased uncertainty and risk ( Mitchell & Harris, 2012 ). Resilience thinking has inherited a rich vocabulary from these disciplines to describe how systems respond to disturbances ( Davoudi, Brooks, & Mehmood, 2013 ).…”