Resiliencelinked
Resiliencelinked is a concept and design approach that aims to embed resilience across interconnected systems by linking resources, information, and governance mechanisms. It treats resilience not as a single attribute of a component but as an emergent property of an integrated network of systems, including social, physical, digital, and economic domains. The term is used in policy, urban planning, and risk-management discussions to describe practices that foster coordinated responses to shocks and stresses.
The phrase emerged in scholarly and policy debates during the late 2010s and early 2020s, and is
Core principles include mapping and monitoring system interdependencies, building redundancy and flexibility, enabling rapid and trusted
Applications span urban resilience, critical infrastructure protection, supply-chain risk management, disaster response, healthcare networks, and climate
Critics point to challenges such as cost, complexity, data privacy, governance fragmentation, and the difficulty of
See also: resilience, risk management, system thinking, digital twins.