Building resilient infrastructure from the outset

Resilience is becoming fundamental to business continuity and risk management, in an increasingly volatile climate and economic landscape.

While the infrastructure sector has become adept at identifying vulnerabilities and screening for risks, these must be translated into practical design and then implemented.

Despite the long-term benefits of upfront investment, the features are frequently at risk of being value-engineered out of projects.

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