Stronger, Greener, Together: Resilience for a Climate-Challenged Economy

Chosen theme: Building Resilience in the Green Economy: Addressing Climate Challenges. This home page is your compass for thriving amid disruption—practical strategies, fresh ideas, and hopeful stories that link climate realities with solutions that endure, scale, and include everyone.

Why Resilience Is the New Growth Strategy

Floods, heatwaves, wildfire smoke, and volatile energy markets rewrite operating assumptions in days, not decades. Insurers recalibrate exposure, lenders reassess collateral, and teams scramble to keep projects online. Tell us where your business feels the squeeze most.

Why Resilience Is the New Growth Strategy

Decarbonization reduces tomorrow’s risk; adaptation protects today’s commitments. When paired—efficient buildings plus floodproof design, renewables plus microgrids—organizations gain stability, lower lifetime costs, and stronger public trust. What combination is working in your world right now?

Why Resilience Is the New Growth Strategy

Anecdotes change minds faster than spreadsheets. Share a moment when preparation paid off—or when a gap became painfully clear. Comment with your story, and subscribe for community spotlights that amplify practical lessons and honest reflections.

Financing the Future: Capital That Withstands Shocks

Grants, concessional debt, tax credits, and catastrophe bonds can de-risk adaptation features in green projects. The right mix draws in private capital without sacrificing community benefits. Which instruments could unlock your next resilient build? Tell us your financing hurdles.

Financing the Future: Capital That Withstands Shocks

Updated building codes, grid interconnection reforms, and credits for nature-based solutions turn good intentions into bankable plans. Consistent, transparent rules lower risk premiums and accelerate deployment. Share the policies you want prioritized in your city or sector.

Grid-Ready: Microgrids, Storage, and Flexible Demand

A coastal community center rode out a storm with solar, batteries, and islanding controls—fridges stayed cold, medical devices charged, neighbors gathered. Resilient design turned a building into a lifeline. Curious about microgrid feasibility? Drop your questions and we’ll explore together.

Nature and Design: Resilience from the Ground Up

Restored wetlands soak up floods, street trees lower heat stress, and green roofs protect buildings while supporting biodiversity. Nature-based solutions are infrastructure, not decoration. Tell us where you’ve seen living systems outperform concrete during extreme weather.

People First: Skills, Equity, and Wellbeing

Apprenticeships in heat-pump installation, green construction, and grid modernization create mobility and fill shortages. One crew we met doubled output after cross-training on commissioning and safety. What skills would most strengthen your team? Comment and shape our upcoming guides.

People First: Skills, Equity, and Wellbeing

Resilience plans succeed when residents shape them. Translation, childcare at meetings, and honoring Indigenous knowledge make projects stick. Which engagement practices moved the needle in your neighborhood? Share to help others avoid extractive, checklist-style outreach.

Resilient Supply Chains for a Low-Carbon World

Map suppliers beyond the first tier, flag climate hazards along corridors, and set early warning thresholds. A single vulnerable subcomponent can stall entire projects. Which tools help you see deep into your network? Share and compare experiences with peers here.

Resilient Supply Chains for a Low-Carbon World

Nearshoring reduces transit risk; diversification spreads exposure; partnerships with recyclers add backup supply. Balance reliability, emissions, and cost using scenario planning. Tell us how you’re rebalancing decisions after recent disruptions, and what trade-offs surprised you most.