The 2023 North Island Extreme Weather Events caused significant damage to infrastructure systems, leaving some communities without essential services for weeks.
With funding from the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment, as part of the Extreme Weather Science Response initiative, we developed a set of policy briefs to support critical infrastructure recovery.
The two reports were released 5 months after the weather event to support critical infrastructure providers in the recovery planning.
While the reports were developed in response to the 2023 events, their findings will be valuable in support of future hazard events and critical infrastructure recovery programmes.
Short reports
- Key lessons and learnings for critical infrastructure recovery projects based on international experience
- Best practice principles for resilient infrastructure investment decision making
Supplementary reports
A Framework for decision-makers
Key lessons from past disasters
Find out more
- Read a blog post on Te Hiranga Rū QuakeCoRE website
- Visit the Extreme Weather Research Platform to find out more about this and other projects funded by the Extreme Weather Science Response fund.
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