CAPE TOWN Resilience Strategy
were with the drought. Thanks to our implemented water-saving strategies and the collective effort of over four million Capetonians, we were able to safely navigate that dificult time, with Cape Town displaying high resilience capabilities. However, we need to constantly work at improving resilience as the nature and impact of other shock events
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