Stockholm Resilience Centre - Stockholm Resilience Centre

Our focus areas

Ocean

Contributing to a sustainable and equitable future for the ocean

Food

The prerequisites for and pathways to sustainable and resilient global food systems

Anthropocene

What it means when humans shape every aspect of the biosphere

Development

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Focus area

Complex adaptive systems

Understanding change, diversity and emergence

Stewardship & transformations

Exploring diverse trajectories of social-ecological resilience towards sustainable futures

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Focus area

Resilience & Development

Sustainable development for all in the Anthropocene

Complexities

Understanding change, diversity and emergence in social-ecological systems

Stewardship & transformations

Exploring diverse trajectories of social-ecological resilience towards sustainable futures

Key concepts

What is resilience?

An introduction to a popular yet often misunderstood concept

Applying resilience

Seven principles for resilience in social-ecological systems

Reconnecting to the biosphere

Why we have to stop considering nature and the environment as something separate from society

Planetary boundaries

Nine planetary boundaries within which humanity can continue to develop and thrive for generations to come

Nobel Prize Summit Our Planet, Our Future

Centre partner in first-ever Nobel summit on sustainable development - read more and register to attend here!

What we do

Outreach

We invest significant resources into our communications and outreach work, engaging with a wide variety of stakeholders and audiences

Partnerships and change processes

We are an active partner in multiple change processes, advancing scientific insights and influencing societies at all scales

Education

We offer interdisciplinary courses on Undergraduate, Master's, PhD and Executive Level

Research

We do transdisciplinary research on resilience and social ecological systems

Impact

We promote science-led sustainability with innovation, competitiveness and value creation

News

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Impact and application

Science with real world application

Read more about our impact and explore examples where our work has wielded influence

Vision and mission

Board

Strategic advisory councils

Contribute to our work

Our funders

Annual reports

Vacancies

Our research focus

Resilience dictionary

What is resilience?

Applying resilience thinking

Reconnecting to the biosphere

Planetary boundaries

Modelling and Visualisation Lab

The SDGs wedding cake

Graduate level (Master’s)

PhD programme

PhD Video Archive

Executive training External link, opens in new window.

Independent courses

Partnerships and change processes

Project and partner websites

How our science has an impact

Impact stories

News archive

Covid-19

Video archive

Media contacts and logos

Stockholm Seminars

Rethink Talks podcast series

Leadership

Researchers

Education and training

Policy & Practice

Admin

Communication

PhD candidates

How to reach us

Stockholm Resilience Centre is a collaboration between Stockholm University and the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

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Stockholm Resilience Centre | Stockholm University, Kräftriket 2B, SE‑10691

Phone: +46 8 674 70 70

info@stockholmresilience.su.se

Organisation number: 202100-3062

VAT No: SE202100306201

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We are an international research centre on resilience and sustainability science

Our focus areas

Ocean

Food

Anthropocene

Development

Complex adaptive systems

Stewardship & transformations

Lorumipsum

Resilience & Development

Complexities

Stewardship & transformations

Key concepts

What is resilience?

Applying resilience

Reconnecting to the biosphere

Planetary boundaries

Nobel Prize Summit Our Planet, Our Future

What we do

Outreach

Partnerships and change processes

Education

Research

Impact

News

Shaping the conversation around Stockholm+50

Safe planetary boundary for pollutants, including plastics, exceeded, say researchers

International trade important to consider for sustainability of Baltic fisheries

Peter Jørgensen receives European Research Council starting grant

Freshwater biodiversity must be given a higher priority

Turning tension into transformation

Impact and application

Science with real world application