September 10, 2025Open Access

Learning from Covid-19: Why NZ Needs a Broader View of Catastrophic Risk

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New Zealand requires comprehensive plans for risks exceeding those posed by COVID-19, including potential destruction of critical systems.
The COVID-19 Royal Commission emphasizes the importance of recognizing a wider array of global catastrophic risks beyond pandemic scenarios.
Addressing catastrophic risks necessitates an expanded view that incorporates lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic response.
Contemplating destruction rather than disruption of essential systems is crucial for effective disaster preparedness.

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Insights from the COVID-19 Royal Commission highlight the need for broader planning against global catastrophic risks in New Zealand.

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