Preamble.

Our society is facing a diverse range of solvable economic issues related to acute poverty, which may be challenging to predict. Other economic issues may have resulted from the build-up of vulnerabilities, such as the impact of unemployment or imbalances and distortions in markets, all of which are shaped by policy and administration choices. Building resilience across our economies calls for a systemic policy approach to prevent these vulnerabilities, reduce exposure to poverty, absorb

shocks when they occur, and recover rapidly from them through adaptation and transformation of a well- being economy. This paper is prepared to advise on protection and wealth redistribution which is

capable of leaving a legacy for the masses. It summarizes what should be done to ensure a complete turnaround for the citizens. The short information provides a conceptual framework for understanding a way out of the challenges to economic resilience built around the old economic order that creates imbalance and income inequality. A summary is provided to include strengthening the resilience of economic welfare, tax system re-alignment, birthing foreign revenue-based agriculture, refocusing the educational policy, tourism hub, integrating economic and social policy by addressing the distortions and imbalances which are sources of burden, unemployment, and poverty. Addressing these challenges are essential to improve economic resilience and rebuild trust in governance structures, institutions, and evidence itself. This paper is borne out of a passion to improve welfare for our people, a rethink of the old order that has created economic imbalance and poverty amongst us. The information contained therein is based on the writer's experience and convictions as an economist.