The role of CSPs in natural disaster recovery
It is a concerning truth that the planet we live on is becoming more dangerous.
According to data from the International Disaster Database, the number of reported natural disaster events has steadily risen in the last 40 years, driven by factors such as climate change and more extreme weather.
This is supported by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), which found that the period from 2015-2025 was the hottest 11-year period on record, fueling heavy rainfall and tropical cyclones.
Natural disasters are undoubtedly becoming much more prevalent, which presents a constant and unavoidable risk for businesses, homes and critical infrastructure in both rural and urban areas.
During crises like these, it is crucial that connectivity is recovered and sustained across networks to ensure rapid and effective emergency response, while enabling pre-emptive safeguards to be implemented in the event of future catastrophes.
Without this, there is a danger of citizens not receiving...
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