To increase resiliency and prevent only ad-hoc responses to crises, it is critical to identify, adapt and implement risk management practices
In times of uncertainty, we need to shift from focusing only on trying to predict the future, to also trying and collectively shaping a future based on shared priorities and a robust learning architecture. To confront, adapt and mitigate risks successfully, it is essential to shift from unplanned and ad-hoc responses when crises occur, to more proactive, systematic, and integrated risk management practices that are hard-wired into our new ways of working together differently. This requires we also strengthen our collective understanding of what the various risks and sources of resilience are, and how to measure them together.
Date - 12 May -2023 #Uncertainty #AdHoc #Crisis #RiskManagement #Resilience #Mitigation