Policies and Plans

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The Earthquake Recovery and Resilience Plan for Vanuatu aims to address the immediate needs of affected populations while building long-term resilience across all sectors of society and the economy.

Lebanon’s NAP provides a 2025–2035 roadmap to strengthen resilience across water, agriculture, biodiversity, health, infrastructure and disaster risk reduction through prioritized adaptation actions, governance reforms and financing measures.

Lebanon’s NBSAP 2025 links biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration, climate adaptation and nature-based solutions to resilience, risk reduction, and protection from natural hazards, while addressing ecosystem degradation and climate impacts.

The purpose of the Heat Plan is to offer guidance and resources for community members and visitors to the District, including those experiencing homelessness, to remain safe and cool during periods of extreme heat.

Ghana, through the National Disaster Management Organisation and with technical support from UNDP’s Insurance and Risk Finance Facility, has officially approved the Disaster Management and Risk Finance Strategy Framework and Implementation Plan.

This Disaster Risk Finance Strategy (DRFS) aims to improve the management of financial risks related to disasters by bringing together various ongoing and planned efforts from different sectors.

The Windhoek declaration sets the direction for the next three years, reinforcing Africa's commitment to reducing disaster risks and building resilience across the continent.