Community Psychological Resilience Depends on Strengthening Social Capital

Crises such as the recent wars and the Dey incidents have exposed society to declining social capital and collective psychological erosion. Managing these consequences requires more than individual interventions. It calls for rebuilding public resilience, strengthening intermediary institutions, and engaging in dialogue with the public.

Crises such as the recent wars and the events of January confront the society with a drop in social capital and collective psychological erosion, and on the other hand, managing the consequences of this issue is more than individual interventions and requires the reconstruction of public resilience, strengthening intermediary institutions and dialogue with the people.