Unallocated resources refer to assets or funds that have not yet been assigned to a specific project or purpose. These resources can include money, personnel, equipment, or time that are available for use but are currently unassigned. Organizations often keep a portion of their resources unallocated to maintain flexibility and respond to unexpected needs or opportunities. In project management, unallocated resources can be crucial for adapting to changes in project scope or urgency. By having these resources available, teams can quickly mobilize support for new initiatives or address unforeseen challenges without disrupting existing commitments.