ResiliGroup CIC

Knowledge Hub

Evidence, research and practical thinking about resilience.

ResiliGroup’s Knowledge Hub brings together our analysis of research, evidence and emerging practice across household, community and organisational resilience. We use it to examine what the evidence tells us, explore where important questions remain unanswered, and publish the thinking that informs our work.

Start with our topic page on household resilience and preparedness.

Publications

  • Evidence analysis and commentary

    Beyond the 72-hour kit: why preparedness is about capability, not just supplies

    Britain is talking about household preparedness, and much of the conversation has become a shopping list. The UK's own survey data suggest the larger gaps lie in plans, practice and people.

    Ben Spurway, ResiliGroup CIC

    • Household preparedness
    • Household resilience capability
    • 72-hour preparedness
    • UK emergency preparedness
    • Whole-of-society resilience
  • Research note: media evidence scan

    UK household preparedness in the media: rapid review, August to September 2026

    A rapid, AI-assisted map of how UK media covered household preparedness between August and September 2026: framing, the emergence of the three-day benchmark, consumerisation and source lineage.

    Ben Spurway, ResiliGroup CIC

    • Media framing
    • UK preparedness campaign
    • Household preparedness
  • Evidence & Practice

    Why We Built ResiliKit the Way We Did

    The evidence, assumptions, external challenge and changing thinking behind ResiliKit, and the research question we are now trying to answer.

    Ben Spurway, ResiliGroup CIC

    • Household resilience
    • Household preparedness
    • Resilience capability
    • Evidence-informed design
  • Evidence Review & Analysis

    From Knowing to Doing: What a New Disaster Literacy Framework Tells Us About Household Resilience Capability

    Ben Spurway and Natalie Gardner at ResiliGroup CIC analyse a new peer-reviewed disaster literacy framework and examine what its four skill domains might mean for household resilience capability.

    Ben Spurway and Natalie Gardner, ResiliGroup CIC

    • Household resilience
    • Disaster literacy
    • Resilience capability
    • Disaster preparedness
    • Adaptive skills