Rethink
An online magazine offering in-depth features on resilience thinking and global development
Guidance for Resilience in the Anthropocene: Investments for Development (GRAID)
GRAID is a programme hosted by the Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC) and funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). It aims to bridge the worlds of resilience thinking and development practice.
MOOC - Transforming Development: The Science and Practice of Resilience Thinking
An online course on how resilience can be a valuable lens for development, in partnership with the SDG Academy
Wayfinder
A new guide for resilience assessments
Mapping Majang
Documentary film highlights social-ecological challenges facing Ethiopia's food production systems
What is resilience?
Learn more about the concept and how it fits with development thinking
Applying resilience thinking
Seven principles for building resilience
THEMATIC BRIEFS
Stewardship of the world's social-ecological systems
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Regime shifts in social-ecological systems
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Key features of complex adaptive systems and practical implications for guiding action
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GRAID insight briefs: Social-ecological traps: Understanding the interactions between poverty and environmental degradation
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Succeeding with large-scale transformations
How can change be achieved at the scale, speed, and quality that is needed? And what capacities are required to navigate these transformations?
Who are the real experts of climate change adaptation?
All too often, solutions on the future of our planet are top-down and framed in an outdated North-South perspective
What does a healthy ocean really look like?
Science-based tools like the Ocean Health Index offer comprehensive assessments of the social, economic, and environmental conditions of an ocean
Carl Folke on resilience, the biosphere and the future of our planet
A special edition of Rethink Talks with one of the most cited researchers in the world.
Communicating science in the age of the Anthropocene
How can we share and explain science in a world beset by fast change and a lack of trust? Can science fiction help?
Will the Ocean Science Decade help make our oceans healthy again?
The UN initiative is primed for impact but lacks funding. Will it work?