building more effective and inclusive partnerships for development 45 partners (38 governments and 7...
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Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and RecoveryPromoting development effectiveness through resilient
nations and communities
Building More Effective and Inclusive Partnerships for Development
• 45 partners (38 Governments and 7 International Organisations)
• 21 donors
Global partnerships for donor coordination
Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and RecoveryPromoting development effectiveness through resilient
nations and communities
• UN-WB Partnership Framework for Crises and Post Crises (2008).
• Joint Declaration for Post Crises Assessments with UN and EU (2008).
• Addressing regional and trans-boundary risks to obtain economies of scale with tools like risk assessment, early warning systems, risk financing…
• Facilitating knowledge exchange through regional bodies, South-South cooperation, technical institutions and civil society organizations…UN and EU
Regional Organizations
Technical and Academic Institutions
Civil Society & Private Sector
Partnerships for regional and technical cooperation
Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and RecoveryPromoting development effectiveness through resilient
nations and communities
Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Management and Climate Adaptation
• Ex-ante technical and financial assistance, under a country-owned programmatic framework;
• Alignment of activities with national priorities and international frameworks (e.g. Hyogo Framework);
• Corporate review of country assistance and partnership strategies;
• Support to global DRM knowledge and innovation through small, impact-oriented grants.
Promoting effectiveness through country-led interventions
Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and RecoveryPromoting development effectiveness through resilient
nations and communities
Post Disaster Needs Assessments (PDNAs)
• County led, multi-stakeholder (EU-UN-WB + +) needs assessments;
• Donor coordination and harmonization through country systems;
• Alignment with national sustainable recovery & development priorities;
• Mutual accountability for post-disaster recovery and reconstruction.
Promoting effectiveness through country-led interventions
Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and RecoveryPromoting development effectiveness through resilient
nations and communities
Enhancing effectiveness through aid transparency
Beta version at gfdrr.aiddata.org
Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and RecoveryPromoting development effectiveness through resilient
nations and communities
Open data platforms
For assessing, monitoring and
insuring disaster risks; and for
informed decision-making
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Yemen
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Mainstreaming DRM in Country Development Strategies
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Yemen
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