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Companies investing in Resilient Cities

A city designed with the capacity to absorb future social, economic, and technical shocks while preserving its core functions, structures, and identity.

List of companies that invest in Resilient Cities

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • University of Melbourne logo
    AustraliaEmployees22kRevenue$1.8BHigher Education
    Resilient CitiesHigh confidence
  • The World Bank logo
    United StatesEmployees45kRevenue$2BInternational Trade and Development
    Resilient CitiesMedium confidence
  • UNDP Careers logo
    United StatesEmployees223International Affairs
    Resilient CitiesMedium confidence
  • City of Milwaukee logo
    United StatesEmployees5kGovernment Administration
    Resilient CitiesMedium confidence
  • HolcimUS logo
    United StatesEmployees2.2kWholesale Building Materials
    Resilient CitiesLow confidence
  • United Nations logo
    United StatesEmployees68kRevenue$53BInternational Affairs
    Resilient CitiesLow confidence
  • Tetra Tech logo
    United StatesEmployees28kCivil Engineering
    Resilient CitiesLow confidence
  • Holcim logo
    SwitzerlandEmployees71kRevenue$26BWholesale Building Materials
    Resilient CitiesLow confidence
  • Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam logo
    NetherlandsEmployees1kRevenue$5.7MHigher Education
    Resilient CitiesLow confidence
  • Arup logo
    United KingdomEmployees27kRevenue$2.4BDesign Services
    Resilient CitiesLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 236 that invest in Resilient Cities. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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