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Legislative/governance resilience refers to a community's long-term strategies, plans, and policies - the formal and informal mechanisms adopted by governing institutions that highlight the importance of good governance, maintain long-term perspectives, and advance community development, stability, and diversity using an inclusive and transparent approach.

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Economic resilience refers to the ability of communities and individuals to respond to shocks that may impact economic stability and well-being at the individual, household, business, or market level. Emphasis is placed on ingenuity and resourcefulness during and after an event (shock) with specific reference to actions that increase resistance and recovery.

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