About the Resilience Integration Directorate

To meet the ever-evolving challenges facing the enterprise, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Infrastructure, Energy, and Environment (SAF/IEE) stood up the Resilience Integration program to enhance the Department of the Air Force’s ability to integrate resilience, sustainability, and sustainment activities.

The Resilience Integration program tackles challenges to natural and built infrastructure, energy, cyber, and response and facilitates stakeholder coordination across SAF/IEE and its federal, state, and Department of the Air Force partners to enable more efficient, effective, and strategic outcomes.

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Resilience Integration is focused on integration across the following activities:

Resilience: Activities that support operational adaptability through risk management and are agnostic of hazards, threats, and technological solutions, and yield benefits in the near, mid, and long-term from avoided disruptions, impacts, and costs.

Sustainability: Activities that contribute to resilient outcomes in the mid and long-term by making resource management more efficient and effective. 

Sustainment: Activities that support enduring logistics for operations in the near-term. These activities should account for resilience and sustainability to improve outcomes in the mid and long-term.

LEADERSHIP

Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Infrastructure, Energy, and Environment
Ms. Nancy J. Balkus
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Infrastructure, Energy, 
and Environment

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