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Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030
An international document adopted by UN member states focusing on disaster risk reduction.
Global Risk Assessment Framework
A method for evaluating potential risks and vulnerabilities to disasters.
UNDRR
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction.
OIEWG on Indicators
Open-ended Intergovernmental Expert Working Group on disaster risk reduction indicators.
Hazard
A process or phenomenon that may cause loss or harm.
Vulnerability
The susceptibility of a system to harm due to exposure to hazards.
Exposure
The situation of people and assets in hazard-prone areas.
Mitigation
The lessening of adverse impacts of hazards.
Resilience
The ability to recover from disasters and adapt to hazards.
Disaster Risk Drivers
Underlying factors that increase vulnerability and risk to disasters.
Disaster Risk Management Cycle
A recurrent cycle encompassing risk assessment, disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
Hyogo Framework for Action
A framework for building resilience to disasters established from 2005-2015.
Disaster Recovery Principles
Guidelines for effective recovery and rehabilitation after disasters.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
A set of international goals aimed at improving sustainability globally.
Underlying Risk Factors
Conditions that increase the susceptibility to disaster impacts.
Emergency Media Focus
Determining strategies for information dissemination during disasters.
Disaster Management Model
Framework guiding the integration of risk management into development.
Public Awareness
Increased understanding of risks and vulnerabilities related to disasters.
National and Local Priorities
Ensure disaster risk reduction is a focus at all levels of governance.
Early Warning Systems
Processes developed to provide notifications about impending disasters.
Capacity Building
Enhancing skills and capabilities for effective disaster risk reduction.
Disaster Risk Reduction Governance
The policies and structures needed to manage disaster risks effectively.
Economic Loss Assessment
Evaluating direct financial impacts from disasters.
Critical Infrastructure Resilience
Strengthening essential systems to withstand disaster impacts.
Risk Assessment Processes
Systematic evaluation methods to identify hazards, vulnerabilities, and risks.
Community Participation
Engaging communities in disaster risk management efforts.
Sustainability
The ability to endure and maintain systems for future generations.
Climate Change
Long-term shifts in temperature and weather patterns affecting disaster risks.
Population Vulnerabilities
Inherent weaknesses of communities due to demographics or socio-economic status.
Development Planning
Incorporating risk management into strategies for societal advancement.
Global Cooperation
International collaboration for disaster risk reduction initiatives.
Post-Disaster Recovery
Strategies and actions taken to restore communities after disasters.
Intergovernmental Cooperation
Collaboration between governments to manage shared risks.
Resilience Building
Processes aimed at increasing a community's ability to bounce back from disasters.
Infrastructure Management
Maintaining and upgrading facilities to ensure functionality during disasters.
Education in Risk Management
Teaching communities about hazards and risk reduction strategies.
Sustainable Practices
Actions that support long-term environmental health and resilience.
Technical Innovations
Advanced methods and technologies applied for disaster risk reduction.
Risk Knowledge
Understanding the factors that contribute to disaster risks.
Decision-Making Processes
Procedures followed to choose among alternatives in disaster management.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Tracking the effectiveness of disaster response and recovery efforts.
Land-Use Planning
Strategic zoning and management of land to minimize disaster risks.
Emergency Services Coordination
Integrating various response services in disaster situations.
Fast Response Teams
Specialized groups deployed quickly for disaster response.
Disaster Impact Measurement
Quantifying damage and losses caused by disasters.
Social Equity in Risk Management
Ensuring fair treatment and involvement of all community members in disaster plans.
Multihazard Early Warning
Alerts for various types of potential dangers from different hazards.
Natural Resource Management
Sustainable management strategies for resources under threat from disasters.
Disaster Preparedness Planning
Creating detailed action plans to respond effectively to disasters.
Community Education Programs
Initiatives aimed at informing residents about disaster risks.
Vulnerability Reduction Strategies
Actions taken to lessen the impacts on susceptible populations.
Economic Partnerships
Collaborative efforts between nations to improve resource distribution for disaster preparedness.
Resource Allocation for Disasters
Distributing financial and material resources for effective disaster management.
Long-term Strategy Development
Planning for sustainability and risk reduction across decades.
Public Engagement in Relief Efforts
Involving citizens in disaster response and recovery operations.
Post-Disaster Legislation
Laws and policies created to guide recovery efforts after disasters.
Disaster Risk Reduction Framework
Comprehensive approaches to reduce risks from disasters.
Disaster Recovery Processes
Phases and actions involved in returning to normalcy after a disaster.
Global Platform on Disaster Risk Reduction
A forum for dialogue and action on disaster risk reduction efforts worldwide.
Civil Society Involvement
Participation of various community groups in disaster management.
Implementation Mechanisms
Systems and procedures for executing disaster risk reduction strategies.
Evidence-based Policy Making
Making decisions based on solid research and data regarding risks.
Institutional Frameworks
Established structures for executing and managing disaster risk actions.
Recovery and Reconstruction
Efforts aimed at rebuilding affected areas after a disaster.
Problem-Solving Approaches
Strategies to address challenges in disaster risk reduction.
Crisis Management Strategies
Plans to handle uncertainties during disaster situations.
Risk Governance
Frameworks for defining and managing disaster risks at multiple governance levels.