Sentence examples for resilient infrastructure from inspiring English sources

There are many facets of this approach, from a resilient infrastructure to a resilience economy.

Building resilient infrastructure is another key SDG where the link with disaster risk reduction is blindingly clear.

We need to invest ten times more money worldwide, in clean decentralised energy systems, in adaptable or climate-smart agriculture, and in resilient infrastructure and in education.

My Facebook reaction was: This disaster is human-made, absolutely, but the vulnerability from under-investment in resilient infrastructure dwarfs the role of global warming in this storm.

Bloomberg's administration has made a good start on planning a more resilient infrastructure, but these things are expensive and some are resisted by developers.

To help cities deal with disasters, policymakers should consider early warning systems, evacuation planning, more resilient infrastructure, and financial support to rebuild economies, the report says.

At the same moment that both UK and US top-level security people are warning of the escalation of organised cyberattacks and the need to build more resilient infrastructures, the review proposes the opposite.

Understanding the robustness of NON with interdependent and interconnected links is helpful to design resilient infrastructures.

These results can not only improve the deep understanding of structural complexity of complex systems, but also provide insights into the guidance of designing resilient infrastructures.

At the same time, these countries get aid from other governments, the World Bank, the United Nations, and several other funding agencies in a post-disaster period to build back their economy better, so that it might create new jobs, develop resilient infrastructures, strengthen communities, and so on.

Talking about "strengthening disaster-resilient communities" or "building climate-resilient infrastructure" sounds right, they note.