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Marsh McLennan Launches Flood Risk Index, Mapping the Impact of River Flooding and Coastal Surges in 188 Countries
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Marsh McLennan Launches Flood Risk Index, Mapping the Impact of River Flooding and Coastal Surges in 188 Countries
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Arctic s Shorter Shipping Route Risks Our Changing Climate; Could Melt the Polar Region Faster Than Expected
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KEBS approves new standards to enhance business resilience and continuity
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The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has approved two new standards on management practices to boost businesses’ capacity to respond to the set COVID-19 protocols. The new standards are aimed at strengthening resilience and continuity among businesses and organizations.
The standards come on the backdrop of the COVID 19 pandemic which has had a negative economic impact on the economy and businesses, with 1.7 million people rendered jobless according to the Kenya National Bureau Statistics (KNBS).
The two approved standards are
1. KS ISO 22301:2019 Security and resilience Business continuity management systems Requirements
Family businesses firm up governance policies to survive Covid pandemic
Thursday May 06 2021
Summary
Unlike public and private companies that enjoy support from wealthy investors and governments, family companies rely on customers’ goodwill and trust for survival.
The current Covid-19 measures such as a dawn-to-dusk curfew and movement restrictions that have consequently throttled their growth have tested their resilience.
Unlike public and private companies that enjoy support from wealthy investors and governments, family companies rely on customers’ goodwill and trust for survival.
The current Covid-19 measures such as a dawn-to-dusk curfew and movement restrictions that have consequently throttled their growth have tested their resilience.