Integrating Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation in the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework

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Integrating Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation in the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework
Cross-sectoral
English
Delivery Modality
Online self-paced
Theme
Monitoring and Evaluation/Accountability Mechanisms
Risk-Informed Planning
Integrating DRR/CCA
Mainstreaming DRR/CCA in Plans, Programs, Budgets
Audience
UN Staff
Agencies
UNDRR
Certification
No
Last Updated
August 2020

Millions of people are falling back into poverty each year due to shocks ranging from both localized severe weather to major disaster events including drought, floods and storms and, as demonstrated by COVID-19, pandemic and epidemic disease.

To help build resilience to climate and disaster risks, countries must be supported to identify and leverage relevant technical, financial, and organizational capacities in all sectors of society. The Guidance Note is intended to help Resident Coordinator Offices and UN Country Teams. It outlines the impacts of climate and disaster risks on progress towards achieving the SDGs and suggests appropriate actions for each phase in the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework lifecycle to make them risk-informed.