Resiliency Planning
Resilience can be defined as the “ability to anticipate, prepare for and adapt to changing conditions and withstand, respond to and recover rapidly from disruptions through adaptable and holistic planning and technical solutions” (“Resilience Roadmap”, National Renewable Energy Laboratory). Resiliency planning is a holistic process that considers the impacts on all sectors associated with hazards and specific risks, which works to define strategies that address threats and provide outcomes that mitigate risk for all sectors. Resiliency planning is an essential tool when pursuing new development or considering the sustainability of existing energy, water and food systems.
Resources CESC
Publication
Climate and Water Resource Change Impacts and Adaptation Potential for US Power Supply
Sources:
Nature International Journey of Science
University of New York
The City College of New York
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Sandia National Laboratory
Date:
30 October 2017
Publication
Coupling Aquaculture with Forest Plantations for Food, Energy, and Water Resiliency
Sources:
Science of the Total Environment
Date:
15 November 2016
Publication
Examining Urban Inequality and Vulnerability to Enhance Resilience: Insights from Mumbai, India
Sources:
Climatic Change
Date:
12 October 2016
Publication
The Road to Resilience: Managing the Risks of the Energy-Water-Food Nexus
Sources:
World Energy Perspectives of the World Energy Council
Date:
1 September 2016
Publication
Understanding Dynamics and Resilience in Complex Interdependent Systems
Sources:
U.S. Global Change Research Program
Publication
Toward Climate-resilient Development in Nigeria
Sources:
World Bank
Date:
3 June 2013