Adaptive capacity refers to the ability of individuals, communities, and organizations to adjust to changes, whether they are environmental, socioeconomic, or related to crises. In the context of humanitarian aid, understanding adaptive capacity is crucial for effective disaster preparedness and response. This concept encompasses a range of factors, including access to resources, governance, social networks, and behavioral flexibility. Articles and resources on this page aim to provide insights into building adaptive capacity, share success stories, and highlight initiatives that empower communities to better prepare for and recover from emergencies.