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The 18 pages that link to Supply chain resilience, each with the reason it gives.

• Supply chainRelated: Resilience planning addresses failures that can interrupt the network's flows.

• Supply chain managementRelated: Resilience planning addresses failures that efficiency-focused designs may amplify.

• Just-in-time manufacturingRelated: Low buffers make resilience planning essential when deliveries are interrupted.

• Global supply chainRelated: International networks use resilience measures to handle shocks affecting suppliers and routes.

• Inventory managementRelated: Resilience can justify buffers and alternate sources that conflict with lean stock targets.

• Make-or-buy decisionRelated: The sourcing decision affects concentration, substitution options, and recovery from supplier failure.

• Food milesRelated: Food-mile reductions can alter supply networks, but shorter routes do not automatically make them resilient.

• Business continuity planningRelated: Supplier failures can interrupt functions even when an organization’s own sites remain operational.

• ChokepointRelated: Diversified routes and inventory buffers limit the effects of chokepoint interruptions.

• OffshoringRelated: Concentrating production abroad can expose firms to distant disruptions and recovery delays.

• AutarkyRelated: Domestic capacity can reduce exposure to external shocks, though resilience need not require autarky.

• TransshipmentRelated: Hub dependence can create efficient routes but also concentrate disruption risk.

• Maritime chokepointRelated: Diversification and contingency planning can reduce dependence on vulnerable passages.

• Agricultural supply chainRelated: Weather, disease, conflict, and transport failures can interrupt agricultural flows.

• Pandemic preparednessRelated: Resilient supply chains reduce shortages of medicines and protective equipment.

• NearshoringRelated: Shorter or more regional routes can reduce exposure to distant disruptions, but do not eliminate risk.

• Industry 4.0Related: Shared operational data can improve visibility, but also creates dependencies.

• 2021–2023 global supply chain crisisBroader topic: Companies reconsidered supplier diversity, inventory buffers, and contingency planning.