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ISDR System
What is the ISDR System?
ISDR is a system of partnerships.
These partnerships are composed of a broad range of actors.
Purpose
The overall objective of the ISDR System is to generate and support a global disaster risk reduction movement to reduce risk to disasters.
ISDR is a system of partnerships.
These partnerships are composed of a broad range of actors.
Purpose
The overall objective of the ISDR System is to generate and support a global disaster risk reduction movement to reduce risk to disasters.
Governments, United Nations System, Regional bodies, International Financial Institutions, Non-governmental actors.
Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction, National Platforms, Regional Platforms, Thematic Platforms, ISDR Support Group, ISDR System, Management Oversight Board, ISDR Inter-Agency Group, Scientific and Technical Committee, and the ISDR Secretariat (UNISDR).
The Global Platform is the main global forum for continued and concerted emphasis on disaster reduction. As such, it provides a forum.
The UN General Assembly, through its Second Committee, remains the principal decision-making body for intergovernmental governance of the ISDR System.
- Global assessment report on disaster risk reduction (2009)
2009, UNISDR - Global assessment report on disaster risk reduction: summary and recommendations (2009)
2009, UNISDR - Disaster risk reduction in the United Nations 2009
2009, UNISDR - Chair’s summary of the second session of the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction
2009, UNISDR - Integrating disaster risk reduction into the CCA and UNDAF: a guide for UN country teams
2009, UNDG - UNISDR biennial work plan: 2008 progress report
2009, UNISDR - Adaptation to climate change by reducing disaster risks: country practices and lessons
2009, UNISDR - UNISDR secretariat biennial work programme: 2010-2011
2009, UNISDR - Second session of the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction proceedings: creating linkages for a safer tomorrow
2009, UNISDR - Annual report 2007: the secretariat of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UN/ISDR)
2008, UNISDR
The main forum for continued and concerted emphasis on disaster reduction, providing strategic guidance and coherence for implementing the Hyogo Framework, and for sharing experiences and expertise among all its stakeholders
Officially declared national coordinating multi-sectoral and inter-disciplinary mechanisms for advocacy, coordination, analysis and advice on disaster risk reduction.