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Disaster Risk Management Action Plan, 2024–2030: Redoubling action toward disaster resilience

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The Disaster Risk Management Action Plan (DRMAP), 2024–2030 aims to redouble Asian Development Bank (ADB) efforts toward achieving disaster resilience in Asia and the Pacific. It follows an integrated approach that considers disaster resilience as the result of investments across a range of relevant sectors. The DRMAP encourages dedicated efforts to address systemic risks through structural and nonstructural measures.

The DRMAP sets out four interlinked strategic work streams to strengthen disaster resilience. These are well aligned with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, ADB’s 2021 DEAP, and Strategy 2030, including the five focus areas highlighted in the midterm review.

  1. Improve disaster risk knowledge and risk-informed planning tools. 
  2. Increase investments in disaster risk reduction (DRR). 
  3. Increase investments in disaster preparedness and mainstream disaster risk financing (DRF) into resilient development and recovery. 
  4. Promote effective post-disaster recovery instruments and improve frameworks for resilient recovery in developing member
    countries (DMCs).

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Themes Disaster risk management
Country and region Asia Oceania
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Number of pages
33 p.
Publication year
2024

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