Political engagement enhances community resilience by fostering active participation in local governance and decision-making processes. When citizens are engaged, they are more likely to work collaboratively to address challenges and advocate for collective interests. This sense of involvement strengthens social cohesion and empowers communities to respond effectively to crises. Active civic participation also increases accountability, as engaged citizens are more likely to hold leaders responsible for their actions. Consequently, promoting political engagement is essential for building resilient communities that can adapt to change and effectively mobilize resources and support during challenging times.