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The senior experts and leaders shaping the development of the Government Resilience Campus
The global risk landscape is shifting fundamentally. Climate-driven shocks, geopolitical instability, supply chain disruptions, and infrastructure vulnerabilities are no longer tail risks: they are now operating conditions for governments around the world. Yet for all the scientific urgency around climate and resilience, many institutions responsible for ensuring national security, energy security, food security, safe homes and healthy populations remain insufficiently equipped or prepared to act.
Indeed, our latest Government Resilience survey shows that only 1 in 6 public officials feel their governments are prepared to respond to future climate shocks.Â
That's why Apolitical is building the Government Resilience Campus. This digital campus will be the place where we inspire, equip and enable public servants from around the world - at all levels of government - with the tools, insights and connections they need to move from crisis management to systemic redesign.
We will do this by translating world-leading research on climate adaptation, resilience economics, and environmental governance into practical, policy-relevant capability for government officials and public-sector leaders worldwide.
The campus will comprise three pillars:
AI-powered tools to help enhance policy leaders' decision-making, learn from proven initiatives and identify impactful policy options for building resilience;
Thematic academies - developed with expert partners and academic institutions - to deliver online training and in-person workshops to public servants on specific issues that drive real-world outcomes, including ensuring energy security, delivering food security, protecting human health, and protecting our land and oceans etc.
Impactful convenings to discuss frontier questions and share best practices amongst senior public servants
The Government Resilience Campus is supported by a hand-picked Advisory Council. The council consists of senior experts and leaders across the globe who have made significant contributions to building resilience throughout their own careers. They help to guide and steer the campus content, and advise on how the campus can continue to deliver actionable, impactful and relevant support for governments worldwide.






