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Global Infrastructure Resilience: Capturing the Resilience Dividend
- A Biennial Report from the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure
Global Infrastructure Resilience: Capturing the Resilience Dividend
- An Executive Summary of Biennial Report from the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure
Second Biennial Report on Global Infrastructure Resilience
Building on the foundation of the Inaugural Report, the Second Biennial Report, to be published by the end of 2025, builds on the results of the Inaugural Report with enhanced data resolution, deeper thematic analyses, and updated risk metrics while offering tailored recommendations and detailed case studies to support informed decision-making by policymakers, investors, and practitioners. It aims to answer some of the questions raised during the preparation and dissemination of the First Report, expanding its remit and strengthening the connections between the risk analysis and the financial, institutional, and technological dimensions of resilient infrastructure, besides delving deeper into use of nature-based solutions at scale.
Global Infrastructure Resilience: Capturing the Resilience Dividend
The Global Infrastructure Resilience Report addresses a crucial void in the ongoing discourse on infrastructure resilience by providing a compelling argument from economic, financial, and political perspectives for prioritizing investments in resilience. It brings together an unprecedented collection of evidence, delivering a strong case to significantly increase infrastructure resilience investments.
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International Advisory Board of the Biennial Report International Advisory Board
India’s G20 presidency has rightly emphasized the importance of disaster resilient infrastructure. This first Biennial Report on Global Infrastructure is a path-breaking initiative in structuring the debate on thinking systematically or building in resilience at the very beginning, together with the associated challenges of ensuring compliance with established standards and norms. With contributions from leading experts, governments, and industry pioneers, the report sheds light on innovative strategies, transformative projects, and cutting-edge technologies that are revolutionizing the world's infrastructure landscape. Emphasizing the significance of resilient, inclusive, and environmentally conscious solutions, this report serves as a pivotal resource for policymakers, investors, and visionaries, inspiring collective action for a brighter, interconnected future.
Suman Bery
NITI Aayog
It is with immense pleasure that I endorse the forthcoming Biennial Report on Global Infrastructure Resilience. This comprehensive report, crafted with collaboration from distinguished experts including CDRI, stands as a testament to our collective pursuit of a resilient future. Reflecting on our recent discussions and the insights within, I am convinced that this document will serve as a crucial roadmap, guiding policymakers, stakeholders, and communities towards enhanced infrastructure resilience across the globe. The efforts put forth in this report not only signal our commitment but also shine a light on the actionable strategies that can bring about transformative change. I eagerly anticipate the positive impacts that will undoubtedly follow.
Rosa Galvez
Independent Senators Group, Senate of Canada
The new report on Global Infrastructure Resilience by the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) is a landmark study. Every government should read it carefully, absorb its crucial messages, and utilize it in the design of long-term infrastructure strategies. The report’s underlying four messages are clear: most of the infrastructure needed for the year 2050 is yet to be built; governments need to scale up massively the investments in infrastructure; infrastructure will be under dire risks of major climatological and geological hazards; governments need to invest in the resilience of the infrastructure and in societal resilience more generally. All of this requires a massive scaling up of public and private financing, as well as the deployment of new methodologies, described in the report, to embed resilience into the planning and design of infrastructure programs.
Jeffrey Sachs
Columbia University
This is an impressive piece of work solidly anchored in evidence and analysis. It promises to transform the way we think about investing in resilient infrastructure as well as infrastructure for resilience. It underscores the opportunities and incentives to invest and perhaps even create a new asset class.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
World Trade Organization
