Building a resilient Netherlands together
Resilt makes positive resilience accessible and affordable for households, businesses 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.
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Create your own company playbook
Based on the national Denk Vooruit campaign
Will your business keep running when power, water or internet fails? In the e-learning you create your own playbook in about two hours: as a fillable PDF or via our online Playbook Tool. With 7 modules, checklists, knowledge checks and a certificate.
Start today
Do the Quickscan, book a workshop or become a member of the movement. Starting small is fine, and together you get further.
Households
Become more resilient step by step with the Resilt App, the Denk Vooruit (Think Ahead) self-check and the Emergency Plan.
Businesses and institutions
Map your vulnerabilities with the Quickscan, take a workshop and organise continuity with the Denk Vooruit Playbook.
Government and areas
Work together on a resilient area with an area Quickscan, a Noodhub in the neighbourhood and a Resilience Day.
Protect what you hold dear
Keep an eye on water, power and internet and be prepared for outages. Calm when possible, alert when it matters.
For households, shops and SMEs.
The Resilience Compass (Weerbaarheidskompas) as a working platform
Resilt Kompas™ brings together what you have, what is happening and what you need to do. The five steps of the compass, Identify, Scan, Alert, Fortify and Evolve, are exactly the five parts of the platform.
You see live only the outages that affect your organisation, customers and locations. Alerts become actions, with alarm rules and tasks for your team. And you make your resilience demonstrable with reports and documentation, including for the WWKE duty of care.
One growing network
Resilience works best when everyone takes part. Resilt connects residents, entrepreneurs and critical organisations in one growing network of Noodhubs, area by area.
With the app you prepare in a few steps for power, water or internet outages. You see what you can arrange right now and stay informed.
In a Noodhub, residents and entrepreneurs pool knowledge, hardware and collaboration. Every new Noodhub makes the network stronger.
Designated organisations organise their resilience demonstrably, in line with the WWKE, and join the same network.
Together this creates positive resilience: not driven by fear, but by what people and areas want to protect.
Join the pilotJoin 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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