Construction strategies to avoid progressive collapse?

Hazards that increase the risk of local structural failures that, in turn, can lead to a partial or complete progressive collapse include design and construction errors, fire, gas explosion, the transport and storage of hazardous materials, vehicular collision and bomb explosions.

A lack of continuity of support within a building system, a lack of ductility in structural materials, members and connections and lack of structural redundancy in providing alternate load paths as critical factors that limit structural integrity are the main reasons for progressive collapse. The use of large-panelled or bearing wall construction, for example, can limit continuity and ductility. Such systems may be poorly suited to absorb or dissipate energy resulting from unforeseen events, such as a gas explosion or sabotage.

So users, according to you people, what are the construction strategies to avoid progressive collapse?