selviytymisvalmiutta
Selviytymisvalmiutta, a Finnish term, translates literally to “survival readiness” or “resilience capacity.” It refers to the extent to which individuals, communities, or systems can anticipate, withstand, and recover from disruptive events such as natural disasters, economic shocks, or health crises.
The concept emerged in Finnish public policy in the late 20th century, when the country sought to
Operationally, selviytymisvalmiutta is assessed through a combination of quantitative metrics—such as emergency supplies per capita, emergency
In the context of environmental sustainability, the term also highlights the adaptive capacity of ecosystems, encompassing
Governments, non‑profit organizations, and private enterprises in Finland invest in training, information campaigns, and infrastructural upgrades
Overall, selviytymisvalmiutta represents a holistic approach to preparedness, integrating human, social, and environmental dimensions to foster