Community Resilience
Resilience & Recovery Hubs - Models from around the world
What makes a Resilience & Recovery Hub? This fieldnote focuses on the influences, reflections and learnings which shaped our thinking in Millgrove.
Community Resilience
Advancing community resilience through Millgrove Resilience & Recovery Hub
At the end of 2024 we were delighted to receive word that two of MRAG's grant applications to AusNet's Energy Resilience Community Fund had been approved - both to drive community resilience in Millgrove, Victoria.
Systems Practice
Exploring the intersection of systemic investment, place-based capital, community finance and social innovation
Funding and frameworks for a world in transition - session recording, reflections and exploration
Complexity
Responding across the system
We need to address the complexity gap in climate responses.
Living Labs
Inspiration from the Horizon
Inspiration from the EU Horizon Fund showing us what's possible when you mainstream applied, trans-disciplinary, ambitious research projects.
Work
Towards Net Zero and a return to 'Labs'
Exploring how to support net zero transitions, whilst also powering up Monash's work with living labs - a significant work transition for 2022 & beyond!
Nature-based Solutions
Nature-based Solutions - a 2022 scan
The promise of Nature-based Solutions are to address dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, whilst also supporting human health and wellbeing.
Learning In Networks
Learning Change - the videos
Learning Change is a series featuring Amanda Tattersall, Tyson Yunkaporta, Nora Bateson and myself, exploring the development of cultures of transition.
Climate Adaptation
Climate Adaptation in the Yarra Ranges: Home Scale
Climate resilience and adaptation needs to be enabled, developed and nurtured at all levels of our society, with collective strategies vital to supporting a systemic transformation to move us towards a doughnut society.
Climate Adaptation
Exploring Climate Adaptation in the Yarra Ranges
As the patterns build, I slowly allow myself to admit a rising terror about the changing climate here in Australia. All image rights are Bureau of Meterology> Based on preliminary analysis, yesterday, Australia recorded its hottest day on record. The nationally-averaged maximum daytime temp was 41.9 °C exceeding