The latest news about Resilt, collective self-reliance and resilience in the Netherlands.
After the attention in De Telegraaf and written council questions in Amsterdam, we are opening a pilot programme. Areas, municipalities, business associations and resident initiatives can now explore whether a Noodhub suits them. A gathering takes place in Utrecht on 2 October.
The concept of the Resilt Noodhub features in De Telegraaf, in an article about how Amsterdam businesses can prepare for crises such as extreme heat, power outages and cyberattacks.
Council member Erik Schmit (D66) has submitted written questions to the Amsterdam city executive about the Resilt Noodhub, asking whether such a hub could also be of value in Amsterdam for businesses, residents and vital services.
To mark the opening of the first Noodhub, SBS6 Hart van Nederland came by for an interview.
Watch the video about the first Resilience Day: how do we organise collective self-reliance before disruption strikes?
On 12 June, around 40 executives and 150 representatives gathered in Theater Utrecht for the National Resilience Conference, organised by Resilt.
Photo report of the Resilience Breakfast and the National Resilience Conference of 12 June 2026.
The EU raps the Netherlands over the knuckles for inadequate protection of vital sectors. Michel Scholte responds on BNR Nieuwsradio.
Journalist Gerben Beutick reported for Trouw on the opening of the first Noodhub at Steenweg 12 in Utrecht.
Michel Scholte, CEO of Resilt, was interviewed by the Algemeen Dagblad about the first Noodhub in the Netherlands.
Michel Scholte spoke on the Radio 1 Journaal about the need for collective self-reliance, during the opening of the first Noodhub.
Resilt opens free membership for households and businesses on the launch day of the Denk Vooruit campaign, with a hub network across the Netherlands.
Publicist and author Joris Luyendijk speaks on 12 June at the National Resilience Conference in Theater Utrecht.
Celina Kroon, Sustainability Manager at UMC Utrecht, sees resilience as an integral part of sustainable, affordable healthcare.
A new guide helps companies and industry associations prepare practically for disruptions such as power or internet outages.
Michel Scholte was a guest on the Pepper podcast by ROM Regio Utrecht, talking about resilience, from climate to cyber threats, and how to make it concrete and measurable.
Michel Scholte was a guest on the Pepper podcast by ROM regio Utrecht: about threats from climate to cyber, and how to make resilience concrete and profitable.
On Monday 8 December, Resilt will be present at the Week van de Weerbaarheid (Resilience Week) in Arnhem.
The Dutch national government and the VNG are starting the multi-year Denk Vooruit campaign. Resilt helps households put the advice into practice.
Photo impression of the Resilience Breakfast at the Jaarbeurs Utrecht on 6 November 2025.
Resilt was launched at the Resilience Breakfast in the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht: the technology-driven platform that strengthens resilience.
