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Australian social enterprise Resilient Ready has been named a Top 10 finalist in the Edge 50, a prestigious global list recognising 50 initiatives pushing the boundaries of what is possible in government. The recognition places Resilient Ready’s Social Capital + Social Infrastructure Measurement Framework among the world’s most forward-thinking approaches to public value, resilience and governance alongside pioneering initiatives from across the globe.

What can I do right now to save your business - and yourself - from disaster?

Checking on your neighbours may be more effective flood preparation than stockpiling supplies, two disaster resilience experts say.

Long-time disaster resilience expert social enterprise Resilient Ready is leading a national groundbreaking approach to help Australians “do disasters differently” by building community networks through the places people meet.

A project that focuses on people connections (social capital) and the places where people connect (social infrastructure) as a way of building national disaster resilience has begun in South Australia.