FEMA identifies three major areas for growth in national resilience:

The IFRC’s World Disasters Report 2022 focused on the inadequacies of global preparedness prior to COVID-19 and the necessity of "ongoing, continuous" preparedness processes. Resources for Actionable Preparedness

In 2022, the WHO responded to 53 health emergencies worldwide, emphasizing a shift toward proactive health system resilience.

Communities are encouraged to build resilience specifically against shifting climate patterns. Strategic Opportunities for Improvement

Cited by a large majority of communities as the incident most likely to occur and stretch response capabilities.

Hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and wildfires remain high-risk priorities.