Developing resilience An evidence-based guide for ...
what the most effective interventions are and ‘what works’ in given situations, particularly in organisational domains. 2 In the organisational interventions section of the grid, references to generic leadership and organisation development (OD) research have been made instead of specific references to organisational resilience research.
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