Integrating Critical Infrastructure Networks into Flood Risk Management

Integrating Business Sustainability into Supply Chain Management

Companies today face the challenge of adopting proper supply chain sustainability (SCS) strategies and practices to respond effectively to emerging global sustainability initiatives. Business sustainability has become a strategic imperative, with a focus on both financial and non-financial sustainability performance, which creates shared value for all stakeholders. This paper examines the integ...

Alternative business models for flood risk management infrastructure

Over the next 100 years, it is estimated that England will need £0.6-1bn annual investment to manage flood and coastal erosion risk. Given constraints on central government spending following the 2008 financial crisis, the full burden of this is unlikely to be met by government alone. There is therefore a need to consider the potential for alternative business models for flood risk management i...

Critical Infrastructure Management for Telecommunication Networks

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Survival from Disaster: Interdependencies Management in Critical Infrastructure Networks

Today’s critical infrastructure networks are becoming increasingly interdependent. The complexity of these interdependencies has created a new dimension of vulnerability, making the whole system very fragile under unexpected events. To make the whole system more resilient during disasters, the Joint Infrastructure Interdependencies Research Program (JIIRP), aimed at developing methods for reduc...

Supplemental Tool: Executing A Critical Infrastructure Risk Management Approach