Abstract
For the characteristics and strengths related to resilience to emerge, both risk and protective factors must be present that help to achieve a positive result or reduce or avoid a negative result. The study of resilience has generated great interest for scientists in recent decades, understanding that resilience is a universal quality that has always existed, reflecting the ways in which people and societies cope with adversity. The purpose of this article is to integrate Development, Governance and Resilience, conceiving it as the fundamental capacity that governments must develop to address, adapt and overcome the new challenges of chaos. Methodologically, the work is documentary and has an exploratory scope. Government resilience appears as a concept that surpasses the previous theoretical proposals on State reform because its realization demands, more than a modification of instruments, organizational forms or rules, a full institutional change.
Keywords:
Development; Governance; Resilience; SENDAI Framework and Agenda 2030