Long-Term Recovery

Long-term recovery refers to the sustained efforts and processes needed to restore individuals, communities, or systems to a stable state after a significant disruption, such as a natural disaster, economic crisis, or personal trauma. Unlike immediate recovery, which addresses urgent needs, long-term recovery focuses on rebuilding and improving resilience over time. This involves planning, resource allocation, and support systems to ensure lasting change and prevent future setbacks, fostering a stronger and more prepared environment for all involved.