Guidelines for Resilience Systems Analysis - (弹性系统分析指南-).pdf
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Guidelines for Resilience
Systems Analysis
How to analyse risk and build a roadmap
to resilience
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FOREWORD
Resilience means that states can better withstand environmental, political, economic and social shocks and
stresses. Bangladesh has become more resilient against floods as the government’s ability to warn and
evacuate people and control infectious diseases has improved. The recent peaceful democratic transitions in
El Salvador, Malawi and Indonesia are signs of stronger societies. Angola, Ghana, Mozambique and others
have set up natural resource stabilization funds and are less vulnerable
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