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A country that possesses the ability to secure basic needs and has institutional readiness may be better equipped to withstand a global catastrophe, such as pandemics, nuclear wars, or natural disasters. According to a study led by Goethe University, Australia is among the most resilient nations thanks to its geographic location, its resources of food and energy, and its diverse climate. The study also showed that countries like New Zealand, Argentina, and Brazil have resilience elements, but geographical isolation alone is not sufficient; the ability to manage crises, reduce corruption, and distribute resources fairly are critical factors. The study emphasized that reliance on the global network is also essential, and that modern technology could become a vulnerability if disrupted. Ultimately, the capacity for adaptation and institutional preparedness remains the most crucial factor in a community’s resilience to major disasters.
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