Ukraine: Urgent lessons for all nations

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Ukraine: Urgent lessons for all nations

We are being barraged by stories from the tragedy unfolding in Ukraine, and all of us are asking difficult questions about what can or should be done!

This week, Peter Power offers this opinion piece from the perspective of a Business Continuity professional based in the UK. We have known Peter and his valuable insights for more than two decades. We hope you will review his ideas, and let us know where you agree, or disagree! He has provided his phone and email, or you can reach us at:
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In the Know...

“Breadbasket to Bread Lines” – Global Food Insecurity After the Invasion of Ukraine

This CEO policy update by the Conference Board first addressed the broad subject of food security on March 15 with a paper that stated that Russia and Ukraine together “supply 16 percent of global exports of grains” and examined current global “stockpiles that can be tapped for exports, and the capacity of internal infrastructure and labor to facilitate ramped up trade. India, the US, and the EU appear uniquely positioned to step in to feed the world.” However, the paper also noted that “the human suffering of the war in Ukraine could potentially extend out exponentially to the rest of the globe by exacerbating global food insecurity. The armed conflict . . . could seriously disrupt production and exports of grain to very vulnerable countries.” This Policy Brief supplements that paper as the war has continued and also focuses on several specific issues regarding the serious prospect of global food insecurity.

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Coming Soon: The UN looks to give everyone access to early warnings of natural disasters

The five-year project will help individuals to prepare for increasingly frequent weather-related threats.

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Gaps often exist in the perception of readiness between those in charge and those on the front lines.

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A Step Ahead: What new trends in cybersecurity should you be considering

For cybersecurity and risk management, your organization should always be thinking about what’s next.

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Double Trouble: Climate change is making sequences of disasters more likely

A recent study has found that wildfires will be more frequently following by extreme rain events and floods.

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Practice Makes Perfect: What can you do to implement proper sustainable cybersecurity into your organization?

With many companies struggling to fill cybersecurity positions, there is a need to balance managing risk with managing burn-out.

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Equal Risk: A UNESCO study looks to reduce the impact of disasters on women

Focusing on the eastern Africa region, the publication looks to integrate gender consideration into disaster management.

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Registration is Now Open for the 2022 Resilience Excellence Summit - May 2-4!

A free online event -- DRI International is holding this Resilience Excellence Summit to provide an event that celebrates continuing education and the accomplishments of the resilience community completely online. Each day over two hours, the DRI Resilience Excellence Summit will present in-depth online presentations on hot topics like Ukraine, supply chain, and cyber resilience and highlight award recipients. Be sure to register for all three days!

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Registration is Now Open for the 2022 Resilience Excellence Summit - May 2-4!

DRI International will be hosting the Resilience Excellence Summit — a free online event May 2-4, 2022 — including educational sessions and a few words from our Awards of Excellence winners.

DRI launched the Resilience Excellence Summit last year, when in-person conferences were impossible. Even though it did hold a hugely successful, in-person conference this year, many resilience professionals were still unable to travel. Therefore, DRI decided to hold the Summit once again in order to provide an event that celebrates continuing education and the accomplishments of the resilience community completely online. Each day over two hours, the DRI Resilience Excellence Summit will present in-depth online presentations on hot topics like Ukraine, supply chain, and cyber resilience and highlight award recipients. Be sure to register for all three days!

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