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Multi-dimensional resilience assessment across financial, operational, governance, adaptive, relational, and cultural dimensions.
Operating reserves cover 6+ months of expenses
Revenue sources are diversified (no single source >40%)
Financial contingency plans exist and are tested
Debt-to-asset ratio is manageable and monitored
Critical processes have documented backup procedures
Key person dependencies are identified and mitigated
Technology infrastructure has redundancy and disaster recovery
Supply chain vulnerabilities are mapped and managed
Decision-making authority is distributed appropriately
Succession plans exist for all critical roles
Governance documents are current and accessible
Crisis governance protocols are defined and rehearsed
Organization regularly scans for emerging threats/opportunities
Strategic pivots can be executed within reasonable timeframes
Learning from failures is systematic and valued
Innovation is encouraged and resourced appropriately
Strong partnerships provide mutual support in crises
Stakeholder trust levels support organizational recovery
Community goodwill serves as a buffer during difficulties
Communication channels function effectively under stress
Organizational values provide stability during change
Staff morale and engagement remain strong under pressure
Shared identity helps people rally during challenges
Psychological safety allows honest assessment of threats