This paper outlines the key findings from Phase 1 of the work on Risk and Resilience, and outlines the priorities set for Phase 2:

1. Ensuring that resilience and risk are properly integrated into the post-2015 processes
2. Simple guidelines for country teams on how to “do” resilience
3. Piloting a joint risk assessment in the field, including further work on measuring resilience
4. Embedding resilience into donor processes, including the potential role of markers
5. Further research on:

• extensive risk – including cost-benefit analysis, impact analysis and the impact of extensive risk on growth
• Involving private sector at local level
• Risk transfer and risk financing options, including donor funding options
• Governance of risk – which risks should be owned by which layers of society?
• Transferring lessons from OECD countries, private sector (including business continuity planning) and the military;