Recovery, Renewal, Resilience

Lessons for Resilience

Consider international examples of COVID-19 mapping and vulnerability
Topic:
Governance
Keywords:
Learning lessons
Content:

This case study, written by Eduardo Robles Chavez and the Manchester Briefing team, presents examples of effective vulnerability mapping during COVID-19 in New Zealand and Wales, contrasting these with Mexico and Chile where mapping focused only on infection rates. Read this case study by following the source link below (p.13-16)

Source link(s):

Consider how to develop and disseminate learning from COVID-19 at local level
Topic:
Governance
Keywords:
Learning lessons
Content:

Formal learning from COVID-19 is beginning to take place at national and international levels, to capture rapid dissemination of information and lessons. Similar approaches at local government levels are identifying emerging trends in response and identifying gaps and opportunities for the future e.g. The Ney report on Local COVID-19 outbreaks: Lessons learnt and good practice from Leicestershire’s experiences of responding to a local surge in COVID-19 cases. Consider:

  • Learning can capture information in cities or regions
  • Learning can be undertaken by individual local governments or a consortium through mechanisms such as peer review (see ISO 22392)
  • Lessons may be disseminated within a single locale or more widely. The may be between cities or regions or internationally with organisations such as the Global Resilient Cities Network

We provide a few examples of formalised international learning and the key issues addressed to provide consideration for similar pieces of work at local level.

Source link(s):