Socio-cultural resilience

Socio-cultural resilience refers to a community’s ability to withstand, adapt to, and recover from social and cultural challenges, such as economic hardships, natural disasters, conflicts, or social changes. It involves maintaining strong relationships, shared values, and cultural practices that provide support and identity, helping communities stay united and functional during difficult times. Essentially, it’s about how well a community can preserve its social fabric and cultural identity while bouncing back from adversity, ensuring long-term stability and well-being.