Dear Everyone
I am very happy to take part in these discussions with you all. My name is Stella Joy and I am one of the directors of Active Remedy Ltd, based in the U.K. Our main focus is the Protection and Repair of the Global Fresh Water Cycle.
http://activeremedy.org.uk/pages/?s=watercycle_paper
Understanding the workings of nature, of natural disasters and how to potentially reduce and mitigate them is of vital importance under relatively normal conditions. However during these times when all life on Earth is so seriously threatened it is of uttermost importance to share information and do all we can to save life through collective, collaborative DRR strategies and practical activities.
Through these discussions and follow up actions I hope we can all be part of this happening, as the safety of the whole world is dependent upon humanity taking responsibility and concerted action ahead of and in the face of danger.
We must remember. There is no planet B.
All the Best
S
Being field practioner i believe that this dialouge forum will help us to set some concret goals for coming decade.Along with natural disasters we have to focus maninduced disasters in our future stratregy. The forum should also give proper attention toward world poor and highly hazrd prone countries where corruption , ill management and poverty further enhancing disasters risks.
Hello Everybody
first of all sorry from been late .
I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you a better forum towards a post 2015 framework for Disaster risk Reduction Cameroonian citizen and student at International Training Centre of the ILO specialist in Disaster risk reduction and sustainable local Development This experience will gain my skills and share my experience towards so many professionals in the world. I hope all our Disaster risk reduction community will do all the best for our future projects abd outcomes.
Ben Wisner joined, posted under the theme 'Opportunities and challenges' that the UNISDR itself has become a main obstacle to future progress in integrating DRR, climate adaptation, livelihood enhancement and responsible governance.