Research areas
The Research Center for National Resilience Studies and Crisis Management Policy

Institutional Support for the National Economy Resilience
The center focuses on developing and advocating for policies that strengthen the institutional framework of the economy. An analysis of the institutional environment is carried out based on the identification of formal and informal institutions for ensuring the resilience of the economy, the study of the institutional capacity of state authorities in the process of forming and implementing organizational and legal conditions and directions for the resilient development of the economy and compensatory mechanisms for ensuring its resilience. The center focuses on scientific and methodological support for institutions adaptability to changing conditions, as well as resistance to external shocks.

State Anti-crisis Policy
In this direction, attention is focused on the development of strategies and policies aimed at preventing crises and minimizing their consequences. The center analyzes past crises, studies current global trends and forecasts future risks to help the government prepare and respond adequately. An important part is the development of policies that support macroeconomic resilience and social protection during crises.

Mechanisms for Ensuring National Resilience
This direction includes creation and improvement of mechanisms that help the country cope with various challenges, including natural disasters, economic shocks and political crises.
The Center's work uses a multisectoral approach, engaging different sectors—from finance to social protection—to create a comprehensive system of national resilience. Additionally, the development of communication strategies and educational programs is crucial to increase awareness and society's readiness for potential crises.

