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
Read more
Regime shifts in social-ecological systems
Read more
Key features of complex adaptive systems and practical implications for guiding action
Read more
GRAID insight briefs: Social-ecological traps: Understanding the interactions between poverty and environmental degradation
Read moreLatest news from from SRC and Rethink
Imagine all the people – a resilient future in 2050
The year is 2050, world population has reached 10 billion and the vast majority of people live in cities. The biosphere – for decades under...
Finding Somalia’s missing fisheries
For decades, Somalia has faced recurring famines and food crises resulting from droughts, poor government policies, or inaction amid civil war. Could the country’s fisheries...
Forest communities find new ways to tackle future agricultural challenges
The Majang people in Ethiopia are facing challenges that resonate through the country’s food production system. Via a mapping exercise, they visualise differences between where...
Taming the genie in the forest of the devil’s trees
Exports of argan oil from the forests of Morocco have boomed in the past two decades. But what impact has this had on the forests...
What causes abrupt changes in ecosystems?
Large and abrupt changes in forests, coral reefs, and Arctic sea ice are generally driven by climate change, food production, and urbanisation. Managing their causes...
On the move: migration can contribute to sustainable economic development
Migration is often demonised by the media and politicians but the benefits can outweigh the drawbacks with good governance. Globally, migration is at an all-time...