SUR, or Sustainable Urban Resilience, refers to the ability of urban areas to withstand and recover from various challenges, such as natural disasters, climate change, and social disruptions. It emphasizes the importance of planning and designing cities in a way that enhances their adaptability and sustainability, ensuring that communities can thrive even in adverse conditions. Key components of SUR include green infrastructure, which uses natural systems to manage stormwater and improve air quality, and community engagement, which involves local residents in decision-making processes. By integrating these elements, cities can create safer, more resilient environments that support both people and the planet.