In this article from our publication On Resilience, Professor Julien Harou, Dr Eduardo A. Martínez Ceseña and Professor Mathaios Panteli explore how a multi-sector approach to planning can improve resilience 

Written by: Professor Julien Harou, Dr Eduardo A. Martínez Ceseña and Professor Mathaios Panteli 
Read by: Catherine Riachi

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Planning ahead: A multi-sector approach to net zero

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