Recover Delaware Roundtable #4: Networks for Resilience and Recovery

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Author(s)Swallow, Danielle
Date Accessioned2021-09-07T21:22:20Z
Date Available2021-09-07T21:22:20Z
Publication Date2021-09
AbstractThe COVID-19 pandemic tested local resilience in many ways—including straining social infrastructure such as schools and healthcare systems, exposing gaps in broadband internet access, and altering supply chains and how households and individuals access essential commercial and government services. Delaware’s recovery from the pandemic presents many opportunities for our communities to take stock of lessons learned and apply this knowledge to future planning that builds resilience to the next event. Networks bring a variety of individuals, groups, and organizations together around overlapping and shared interests. They contribute to the creation of social capital that can support disaster response and recovery. Social capital refers to the extent to which an individual involves themselves in different informal networks, as well as formal civic organizations. This social capital adds capacity and extends the reach of governmental response and recovery efforts.en_US
SponsorDelaware Emergency Management Agency Delaware Sea Granten_US
URLhttps://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/29102
Languageen_USen_US
PublisherInstitute for Public Administrationen_US
Part of SeriesIPA;532
KeywordsResilienceen_US
KeywordsDisaster recoveryen_US
KeywordsNetworksen_US
KeywordsSocial infrastructureen_US
TitleRecover Delaware Roundtable #4: Networks for Resilience and Recoveryen_US
TypeOtheren_US
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