There have been a debate to achieve the long-term sustainability of communities (in coastal regions particularly), in a wake of disasters, through resilience enhancement frameworks. What are your views about the inter-linkages between both of them and how well these can be pursued through a risk-informed planning.
For example in the coming days of climate change, sustainable agriculture can not be viable without crops having genetic resilience to coop with glbal warming.
Here is our latest paper on Risk-Resilience-Sustainability Nexus in the context of Natural hazards.
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Resilience is the prerequisite of sustainability. In the realm of disaster science, resilience is the building block of sustainability. In general, we assess resilience event by event. However, suitability is comparatively long period assessment. Alternatively, we can say “sustainability means better tomorrow”, same as “resilience refers to building back better”.