resiliencecharacteristics
Resilience characteristics refer to the attributes of a system, whether ecological, engineered, organizational, or individual, that enable it to anticipate, withstand, adapt to, and recover from disturbances. These characteristics are not a single property but a set of interrelated features that support continued function and, in some cases, transformation after disruption.
Core characteristics commonly cited across domains include robustness, redundancy, diversity, modularity, and adaptability. Robustness describes resistance
Additional important elements are learning, feedback, and governance. Learning allows systems to incorporate past experiences into
Transformability, the ability to reconfigure or redefine goals when existing arrangements become untenable, is often considered