This series of online dialogues aims to engage a wider range of stakeholders in the consultative process towards a post-2015 framework for disaster risk reduction. Join now to contribute your insights and complement the consultative meetings.
Local governments, city managers experts and interested partners are welcome to share views and experiences on how best to address disaster risk reduction and resilience in local and urban settings.
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This fifth set of questions aims to enhance our understanding of these linkages, thus strengthening the mainstreaming of both disaster risk reduction and adaptation into development planning and practices.
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The fourth set of questions aims to understand why and how to better address the issue of disaster risk in the setting up and monitoring of development objectives and in particular the post-MDGs.
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The third set of questions aims to gain understanding on how to build the resilience of the most vulnerable groups, especially children, youth and women.
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The second set of questions aims to emphasize the linkage between the on going HFA implementation and preparation of the Post-HFA Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, aiming to enhance understanding of the major achievements, challenges and opportunities in risk reduction and resilience building in country.
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Opening remarks from the facilitator
The first set of questions aims to warm up discussions and create an environment for open participation in the post-2015 framework for disaster risk reduction online dialogues.
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Opening remarks from the facilitator