Building resilience together
Resilt makes positive resilience accessible and affordable for businesses, institutions and areas. From water to wifi: we map your vulnerabilities and organise the solutions together. That way you are not on your own when power, water, internet or the supply chain falters.
View our offeringOur offering in four products
The Compass maps what you depend on, the Academy trains people in resilience, the Database feeds both with facts and our team helps where needed.
Resilt Compass
See what your organisation depends on, what affects it and what needs to happen first. From 22.50 euro per operator per month.
Resilt Academy
Three e-learnings, in-company workshops and the book The Resilience Compass. Take them on their own, with knowledge checks and a certificate; included with an annual licence.
Resilt Data
Organisations, objects, areas and disruptions, tied together. Request an overview for your sector or area.
Research, advice and support
Quickscans, resilience strategy, support with the duty of care and keynotes. Our expertise reaches further than our data layers.
In the media
Courses in resilience
Three e-learnings you take on their own, at your own pace, with knowledge checks and a certificate. For entrepreneurs and business leaders, and just as much for civil servants, advisers and regulators who oversee and support companies.
Or search by audience
The same offering, sorted by who you are. Starting small is fine, and together you get further.
Businesses and institutions
Map your dependencies, create a playbook that works and meet the duty of care.
Government and area
Work on a resilient area with an area scan, Denk Vooruit for collectives and data about your area.
Broadly applicable
Parts that work for every organisation, from e-learning to the Resilt Compass.
Join Resilience Day
What happens when water, power, card payments, supplies or internet temporarily fail? And how do we make sure households, entrepreneurs and care providers do not each have to improvise on their own? On Friday 12 June, around 40 executives and 150 representatives of governments, drinking water and grid companies, care institutions, knowledge institutions, businesses, SMEs and local retailers, residents' organisations and communities came together at Theater Utrecht for the National Resilience Congress, organised by Resilt. One central question ran through the whole day: how do we organise collective self-reliance before disruption strikes?
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