This qualitative research explores social resilience in the Republic of Moldova, focusing on diverse regional perspectives. The study aims to investigate how individuals and communities perceive and navigate social challenges, utilizing in-depth interviews across various localities including villages, towns, and cities. Through thematic analysis, the research identifies key factors influencing social resilience, such as community cohesion, cultural identity, economic opportunities, and governance practices. Findings highlight the multifaceted nature of resilience and its crucial role in addressing socio-economic uncertainties and fostering sustainable development. The study concludes with implications for policy-making and institutional strategies to strengthen social resilience at regional and national levels, contributing to broader discussions on societal well-being and adaptive capacity.
