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Baroness Hallett has recently published two reports ( Vol 1 and Vol 2 ) on emergency decision-making across the four UK governments during the Covid-19 pandemic. This follows on from Module 1 which we reported on in two previous posts ( UK Covid-19 Inquiry – Report on Module 1 and UK Covid-19 Inquiry – Report on Module 1 ). Her report highlights the need for multiple scenario planning: which should be up-to-date and adaptable. In this blog, we describe the reports outcomes

The Resilience Action Plan , produced by the Cabinet Office, sets out the Government's strategic approach to resilience. The Chancellor...

The EU’s 2025 Strategic Foresight Report focuses on resilience, dealing with the increasing levels of uncertainty in its environment.  It...

THE AFTERMATH In my two earlier blogs, I looked at what occurred at the Summit and the outcome document. In this third blog, I shall...

Back in February, the National Preparedness Commi ssion published a report on the resilience of the UK’s food system . It is a...

It is a week since a fire at an electricity substation forced the closure of Heathrow airport for 24 hours, much to annoyance of several...

It’s that time of year when various luminaries gather in Davos to sort out the world. They do so as President Trump takes office and...

The World Economic Forum published its annual Global Risks Report in January.  This is based on its survey of the perceptions of around...

We’re proud to have been able to publish excerpts from SAMI Associate Garry Honey’s new book, “Navigating Uncertainty” over recent weeks....

We previously looked at the lessons from Module 1 of the Covid Inquiry about preparations for future risks. In Module 2 the Inquiry...

We’re proud to be able to publish excerpts from SAMI Associate Garry Honey’s new book, “Navigating Uncertainty” over the next few weeks....

We're proud to be able to publish excerpts from SAMI Associate Garry Honey's new book, "Navigating Uncertainty" over the next few weeks....