Innovation for Resilience

A Focused Study on Workforce, Climate, Supply Chain, and Cyber Resilience
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Photo: Gerardo Mora/Getty Images

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While there is increasing knowledge that resilience is important for mitigating emerging risks with greater agility, its practical implications, associated costs, and needed reforms are not as clearly understood. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) engaged in a year-long study on how the U.S. government can most effectively support public and private sector initiatives aimed at improving national resilience in the following focus areas: workforce, climate, supply chain, and cyber resilience.  

This has been a joint project involving the CSIS International Security Program, Diversity and Leadership in International Affairs Program, Energy Security and Climate Change Program, and Strategic Technologies Program.  

This report is made possible by the generous support of Deloitte Consulting LLP.

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Cybersecurity, Climate Change, Defense and Security, and Technology and Innovation
Emily Harding

Emily Harding

Vice President, Defense and Security Department; Director, Intelligence, National Security, and Technology Program
Hadeil Ali

Hadeil Ali

Chief of Staff, Global Development Department and Director, Diversity and Leadership in International Affairs Program
Joseph Majkut CSIS

Joseph Majkut

Director, Energy Security and Climate Change Program
Harshana Ghoorhoo

Harshana Ghoorhoo

Former Research Assistant, International Security Program
Morgan Higman

Morgan Higman

Former Fellow, Energy Security and Climate Change Program

Devi Nair

Former Associate Director and Associate Fellow, International Security Program
Naz Subah

Naz Subah

Former Program Manager, Diversity and Leadership in International Affairs Project

Sophia Barkoff

Former Intern, International Security Program

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