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REA and DCOP Present New Resilience Engineering Webinar SeriesThe Resilience Engineering Association (REA) and the DARWIN Community of Practitioners (DCoP) are launching the Resilience Engineering webinar series. The first webinar 'Training for Operational Resilience Capabilities' will take place...Read more
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Discovering and Exploring Practical Interventions Related to Resilience ManagementOn Monday 24 June 2019 at the Resilience Engineering Association (REA) Symposium in Kalmar, Sweden, Dr Ivonne Herrera (SINTEF) and Dr Rogier Woltjer (FOI) facilitated a workshop on the...Read more
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Watch the latest DCoP webinar with Professor David WoodsOn the 13th of May 2019, the DARWIN Community of Practitioners (DCoP) hosted a webinar with Professor David Woods, entitled 'Resilience is a Verb'. David Woods is a professor...Read more
LATEST PROJECT UPDATES
Upcoming Webinar: ‘Resilience is a Verb’ with Prof. David D. Woods
You are invited to take part in our upcoming webinar entitled ‘Resilience is a Verb’ with Prof. David D....
Upcoming Webinar: ‘Resilience is a Verb’ with Prof. David D. Woods
You are invited to take part in our upcoming webinar entitled ‘Resilience is a Verb’ with Prof. David D....
FROM THE DARWIN BLOG
DARWIN Presents its Concluding Paper – Resilience Management Guidelines for Critical Infrastructures, Practical Solutions Addressing Expected and Unexpected Events

After 3 years of research, the DARWIN project is happy to present its concluding paper entitled ‘Resilience Management Guidelines for Critical Infrastructures, Practical Solutions Addressing Expected and Unexpected Events’. The paper presents the results of the H2020 DARWIN project and a roadmap for the future. The creation of the...
Latest Project Updates
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REA and DCOP Present New Resilience Engineering Webinar Series
The Resilience Engineering Association (REA) and the DARWIN Community of Practitioners (DCoP) are launching the Resilience Engineering webinar series. The Read more »
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Discovering and Exploring Practical Interventions Related to Resilience Management
On Monday 24 June 2019 at the Resilience Engineering Association (REA) Symposium in Kalmar, Sweden, Dr Ivonne Herrera (SINTEF) and Read more »
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Watch the latest DCoP webinar with Professor David Woods
On the 13th of May 2019, the DARWIN Community of Practitioners (DCoP) hosted a webinar with Professor David Woods, entitled Read more »
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Upcoming Webinar: ‘Resilience is a Verb’ with Prof. David D. Woods
You are invited to take part in our upcoming webinar entitled ‘Resilience is a Verb’ with Prof. David D. Woods, Read more »
From the DARWIN Blog
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DARWIN Presents its Concluding Paper – Resilience Management Guidelines for Critical Infrastructures, Practical Solutions Addressing Expected and Unexpected Events
After 3 years of research, the DARWIN project is happy to present its concluding paper entitled ‘Resilience Management Guidelines for Critical Infrastructures, Practical Solutions Addressing Expected and Unexpected Events’. The paper presents the results of the H2020 DARWIN project and a roadmap for the future. The creation of the DARWIN Resilience Management Guidelines (DRMG) are seen as the main result Read more »
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Sobering Warning Emphasises the Need for Resilience-Led Policy
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DARWIN Community of Practitioners
The DARWIN Community of Practitioners (DCoP) brings together end-users in the fields of resilience, crisis management and emergency response, as well as Healthcare and Air Traffic Management. Its purpose is to exchange knowledge and lessons on how to enable rapid, effective, coordinated and flexible responses in man-made and natural crises
DARWIN Community of Practitioners workshop in Linköping (Sweden), March 2017
Interview with Lorenza Scotti (Istituto Superiore di Sanità)
Interview with Carl Oscar Jonson (Katastrofmedicinskt centrum)
Interview with Ivonne Herrera (SINTEF)
Interview with Maria Grazia Bechere (ENAV S.p.A)
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STEP 1: ReviewWe started by gathering resilience requirements, consulting potential end-users, and undertaking an extensive international review of the concepts and approaches to resilience.The DARWIN Story - from Theory to Practice
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STEP 2: DevelopmentWith end-users as co-creators, we developed the DARWIN Resilience Management Guidelines (DRMG). Concept Cards (CCs) are the building blocks of the DRMG. They propose specific interventions to enhance resilience management capabilities.The DARWIN Story - from Theory to Practice
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STEP 3: TestingThe CCs have been adapted and tested in a series of pilot scenarios focusing on two critical infrastructures - air traffic management and healthcare. They could easily be transferred to other areas, such as energy, water, and emergency services.The DARWIN Story - from Theory to Practice
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STEP 4: PracticeWe have made a big step – from theory to practice. In doing so, we have demonstrated the wider potential for critical infrastructures to adapt and adopt the DRMG in their own sectors. DARWIN has developed additional training materials, simulation and serious gaming tools to support this.The DARWIN Story - from Theory to Practice