Building a Resilient Society and Economy
How insurance plays a critical role in resilience by shaping infrastructure investments and risk management strategies and reinforcing social identity and human capital 
How insurance plays a critical role in resilience by shaping infrastructure investments and risk management strategies and reinforcing social identity and human capital 

In July 2022, the hottest summer in UK history, the Hertfordshire Fire Department ran out of firemen. With extreme weather posing more of a risk to communities, speakers discuss why integrating resilience measures early in planning is essential to mitigating damage. Speakers urge the insurance sector to focus on the social impact of resilience, and to consider how the industry must balance profitability with social responsibility.  

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