The Analytical Tool for Evaluating Regional Resilience

he relevance of the study is driven by the increasing turbulence of the global environment, which manifests itself in sanctions pressure and other structural shocks that significantly impact regional resilience. Despite a scientific groundwork of research on theoretical approaches to the concept of resilience and its assessment at the regional level, studies aimed at systematizing its factors remain fragmented. The paper proposes an author's approach to the classification of regional resilience factors. The scientific novelty is in the development of an original classification based on four key criteria and groups of the factors: the factor's belonging to a regional sphere (production-economic, institutional-managerial, innovative-technological, infrastructure-spatial, natural-ecological, socio-demographic, financial-investment), its level of impact (macro-, meso-, micro-), its origin (endogenous, exogenous), and the nature of its influence (direct/indirect). The proposed classification is supplemented by examples of specific indicators, which allows it to be used as an ana- lytical tool and a basis for developing methodological approaches to assessing the level of regional resilience.