Topic guide
Economic resilience
Examine dependencies, adaptation, supply chains and collective responses.
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- Supply-chain resilienceConcept
Supply-chain resilience is the ability of a supply system to anticipate, absorb, adapt to and recover from disruption while sustaining critical functions. Resilience can come from agility, diversification, redundancy, information, logistics and...
- Friend-shoring and de-riskingConcept
Friend-shoring reorients selected supply chains, production or investment towards trusted partners. De-risking is the broader reduction of concentrated exposure to vulnerabilities without requiring general economic separation. The concepts overlap, but...
- Strategic stockpilingInstrument
Strategic stockpiling is the deliberate accumulation and maintenance of public reserves, or reserves held under legal obligation, to reduce exposure to external disruption, meet defence or emergency needs, or support a credible strategic response. Ordinary...
- Collective resilienceConcept
Collective resilience is the combined capacity of partners to prepare for, absorb, adapt to and recover from economic shocks or coercion while maintaining essential functions and mutual support. It exists only where cooperation adds capabilities that...
- Defensive resilience doctrineConcept
Defensive resilience doctrine is a codified, risk-based approach to identifying external economic vulnerabilities, reducing avoidable dependencies, absorbing shocks, adapting supply, finance and infrastructure, and restoring strategic agency without...
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