During RESUR I a toolbox of models for assessing macroeconomic impacts of disruptive events was developed and employed. This toolbox was used to evaluate different economic scenarios. The first focused on the vulnerability of global supply chains and potential system-wide impacts. The second emphasized the importance of short-term considerations in transitioning to net-zero emissions. The third assessed the effects of technological changes (e.g. AI) on the labor market, while the fourth explored the socio-economic impacts of temporary water scarcity and the need to improve resilience in water systems. Each study provided insights for policymakers to address economic vulnerabilities and mitigate risks in different sectors. In RESUR II, the focus will be on introducing greater actor heterogeneity into the macro assessment toolbox.