August 26, 2025SustainabilityOpen Access

How Do Rural Households’ Livelihood Vulnerability Affect Their Resilience? A Spatiotemporal Empirical Analysis from a Multi-Risk Perspective

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Empirical analysis assesses how livelihood vulnerability relates to resilience in rural households, indicating significant multi-risk influences.

Increased livelihood vulnerability correlates negatively with resilience over time, illustrating a nuanced relationship.
The study employs the quantile regression method and factor contribution model to assess complex dynamics.
Fugong County serves as a case study, revealing distinct spatiotemporal patterns in vulnerability-resilience dynamics.
Results highlight varied impacts of social, labor, and income risks on resilience across different dimensions.

Sun et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Empirical analysis assesses how livelihood vulnerability relates to resilience in rural households, indicating significant multi-risk influences.