Date: Wednesday 8th May

Time: 12:30 - 15:30

Location: Nordspissen, Finansparken, Christen Tranes gate 35, Stavanger

Language: English

As cities face an array of challenges, from the unforeseen to the inevitable, the concept of resilience becomes crucial. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to engage with experts from Kyiv and Kherson, Ukraine, who have navigated their cities through significant adversities. The session is designed to provide practical insights and strategies on how city administrations can adapt and thrive.

Following an introductory session, participants will break into five discussion groups, each focusing on a key area critical to building urban resilience. These discussions aim to foster a deeper understanding of effective approaches in public-private partnerships, cyber-security, infrastructure development, governance, and more. The workshop is an ideal setting for city leaders, IT and public safety professionals, and anyone interested in making cities more adaptable and resilient.

Workshop Discussions:

• Cyber-security and Public-Private Partnerships: Discover how collaboration between cities and private sectors can enhance cyber security measures. This discussion is particularly relevant for CIO's and  IT professionals.
• The Role of the Chief Resilience Officer: Learn about the expanding responsibilities of Chief Resilience Officers in emergency preparedness and building community resilience.
• Digital Strategies for Resilience: Uncover effective data governance practices and the role of digital solutions in overcoming challenging.
• Protecting Physical Infrastructure: Develop actionable plans to safeguard critical city infrastructure against disruptions.
• Innovative Food Systems for Food Resilience: Explore how to create flexible and resilient food supply chains to ensure city food security.