After-action reporting is common. Implemented improvement is not. The distance between the two is usually a missing owner, a missing due date, and a missing verification step.
A corrective action becomes real when it is assigned, scheduled, funded if necessary, and validated — ideally through an exercise or a documented process change rather than a status update.
Track corrective actions the way funded milestones are tracked: on a register, with status, evidence, and a closure decision made by leadership.
Resilience is the accumulated result of closed corrective actions, not the report that identified them.
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