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
GRAID insight briefs: Social-ecological traps: Understanding the interactions between poverty and environmental degradation
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GRAID insight briefs: Regime shifts: The challenge of sudden, long-lasting changes in social-ecological systems
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GRAID insight briefs: Cross-scale challenges of the Anthropocene
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GRAID insight briefs: Ecosystems matter for development in the Anthropocene
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Our intertwined planet: New understandings for development
The fifth in a series of seven "deep dives" looking into the connections between resilience and development
Gambling with antibiotics and pesticides
First assessment of planetary boundaries for antibiotic and pesticide resistance shows several are already crossed
Centre contributes to new course in global environmental politics
Centre partners with other insitutions at Stockholm University to host a PhD/postdoc course in global and environmental governace
Disaster, hope, fear, and resilience in rural Puerto Rico
In the aftermath of hurricanes, the isolated rural communities in Puerto Rico were left to weather the damage and rebuilding alone. By returning to old...
The Nairobi Dam: from community resource to open sewer – and back again
Originally built in the early 1950s to create a water supply reservoir, the Nairobi Dam has deteriorated significantly and now poses a threat to human...
Knowledge matters
There are different ways of knowing. SwedBio, a programme at Stockholm Resilience Centre, works to connect knowledge systems that provide diverse and valid manifestations of...