 Disaster risk reduction is a multifaceted issue requiring involvement from both the public and private sector, as well as the media. UNDRR works with a variety of stakeholders nationally, regionally and globally to advocate for building more resilient communities to disasters. |
Regional Organizations & PlatformsRegional organizations and platforms, including ministerial conferences and sub-regional inter-governmental initiatives, are increasingly taking ownership for disaster risk reduction actions and following-up on the Hyogo Framework for Action. Regional Organizations & PlatformsRegional organizations and platforms, including ministerial conferences and sub-regional inter-governmental initiatives, are increasingly taking ownership for disaster risk reduction actions and following-up on the Hyogo Framework for Action. Countries & National PlatformsCountries and national platforms are key partners to implementing disaster risk reduction strategies at a country level to help build resilient communities. ParliamentariansPolitical leaders and legislators hold the primary responsibility protecting the lives and livelihoods of their country's citizens from disasters. UN OrganizationsUnder the Secretary-General's leadership, the United Nations system is working from global to national levels to support country efforts to reduce community vulnerability and build resilient nations. International Financial InstitutionsInternational Financial Insitutions (IFIs) play a key role in supporting disaster risk reduction to achieve sustainable development and poverty reduction. Civil Society OrganizationsCivil Society Organizations are essential in building local community resilience to disasters and supporting local-level implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action. Academia & Research InstitutesDisaster risk reduction and its impact on sustainable development require sound foundations in social and economic knowledge and understanding. Private SectorThe private sector drives a large percentage of a country's economy and is therefore strategically placed to make communities safer. Thematic PlatformsThematic platforms are independent focus groups in the disaster risk reduction community oriented toward supporting the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action. |