Notes

• Economic resilience is a reflection of multiple factors, some beyond our local control.
• Agencies across multiple disciplines need to ensure they  work together towards a common vision, with holistic, and integrated planning.
• Communities and agencies alike need to consider how to prepare for the compounding effects of changes such as diminishing fossil fuels, climate change and sea level rise in the longer term.
• Any or all of these may impact the economy, the environment and our well-being. This in turn could impact the provision and location of essential services, and our capacity to enjoy a continuing high quality of life.