Environment Resilience

It is the measure of the ability or capacity that an ecosystem has to absorb environmental stress without changing its characteristic ecological patterns, this implies the system’s capacity to reorganize itself under environmental tensions and to establish alternative energy flows to remain stable without severe perturbations, only with some minor modifications into its structure; thus, resilience illustrates the capacity of natural systems to recover from the adverse effect produced by the action of minor nature itself.

Health Resilience

It is a Medical study of anything related to stress in therapeutic processes, and in general, in the techniques used to face adversities.

Resilience in Biology

It is defined as the capacity of rapidly recover from a disease or a natural disaster. Resilient creatures can live well in harsh situations in accordance to their adaptation to the ecosystem and the changes that happen in it.

img_17b

Girls and Boys

Ages 9-11

Request module
img_24

Adolescents

Ages 12 to 17

Request module
img_26

Youth

Ages 18 to 21

Request module
img_28

Women and Men

Age 22+

Request module
img_28

Local Government

Local government and community representatives

Request module
campo

National Level

National level staff of NGOs and INGOs

Request module
img_17b

Resilience in Situations of Chronic Violence

For adolescents, youth and adults, community or NGO leaders

Request module
img_24

Crosscutting Themes Module

Gender, Child Protection, Disabilities, HIV/AIDS/Health and Environment

Request module
campo

Field Guide

Pocket guide that brings together key elements of all of the modules

Request module
img_17b

Formal Education & DRR

Guidelines to address DRR issues in the context of formal education

Request module
img_24

Christian Commitment and Volunteerism

Christian Commitment and Volunteerism

Request module