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According to an international study led by environmental scientist Florian Jene from the University of Hagen in Germany, Australia is considered the most resilient country in facing global disasters such as nuclear winters, pandemics, or infrastructure destruction. This resilience is attributed to its ability to close its borders, its food independence, and its possession of industrial resources and rich mineral reserves. Australia relies heavily on its abundant food and energy resources, despite importing fuel and medicines. Meanwhile, New Zealand, Japan, Switzerland, and Argentina also ranked highly but each has its own vulnerabilities. In the event of a catastrophe, factors that enhance resilience include a strong economy, a developed agricultural sector, energy independence, the establishment of strategic stockpiles, and support for recovery from crises.
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