In terms of preparing cities to be as disaster-resilient as possible, the UN's office for disaster risk reduction launched its Making Cities Resilient campaign in 2010, urging local governments to raise disaster resilience awareness among citizens, invest in risk-reduction activities, and build more safely.
The poll of 20,000 people by YouGov for the British Election Study suggests that the Ukip vote will prove much more resilient this time than in the last election cycle.
The once semi-rural idyll of suburbia might have faded under the weight of hollowed-out high streets and the urban ethnic mix but suburbia is a resilient place and all the better for its modern diversity.
Closer ties are designed to make emerging economies more resilient to financial shocks such as that in 2008, when, he said, world trade almost froze for two months.
We know from research that work teams that are more resilient on the four characteristics are more productive and have lower levels of sickness absence and presenteeism.
And that handiwork – from the show's resilient and creative audience – still comes by the sackload.
The average amount of time spent reading newspapers fell more than 25% globally from 2010 to 2014 – but the popularity of newsprint has proved resilient in the UK with just a 3% decline over the same period.
Uganda is strong, vibrant, developing technology, industry, the resilient women are rising in civil groups, that's what I want to talk about.
We need to use the facts to find solutions to help people become more financially resilient and independent.
Turn attention to the grassroots: We can start crowdfunding the real solutions, like renewables, typhoon-resilient homes, electric cars, and mass transport systems.
We will be live streaming the conference's session on resilience, which will discuss how cities can use technology and civic engagement to create resilient places to visit, live and work.
