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DRIVING MEASURABLE CHANGE TO ENHANCEDISASTER AND CLIMATE RESILIENCE Contents Rising Disaster and Climate Risks5About GFDRR7Strategy8Supporting Country-Driven Action in the Context of Global Frameworks8Context9Strategic Objectives11Comparative Advantage and Operating Principles14Comparative Advantage14Operating Principles15How GFDRR Will Achieve Results17Priority Area 1: Strengthening Risk-Informed Decision Making18Priority Area 2: Reducing Risk and Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Management20Priority Area 3: Enhancing Financial Preparedness and Leveraging Financing to ManageDisaster and Climate Risks21Priority Area 4: Improving Disaster Preparedness and Resilient Recovery21Cross-Cutting Priority Area: Gender and Inclusion22Cross-Cutting Priority Area: Fragility, Conflict, and Violence–Disaster Risk Management(FCV–DRM) Nexus22Delivering Results through Four Core Elements23GFDRR Strategy Results Framework for 2026-203026Appendix I: Results framework targets30 Rising Disaster and Climate Risks Disaster risk management (DRM) plays a critical role in protecting livelihoods and economies from the adverse impacts of disasterand climate-related shocks, while enabling inclusive and sustained growth. The frequency and severity of disasters is rising, drivenby the combined pressures of climate change, unplanned urbanization, environmental degradation, and persistent inequality.Vulnerable communities are disproportionately affected, and economic losses are escalating — pushing millions into poverty andreversing development gains. By reducing vulnerability to these shocks, DRM makes assets and investments more secure, and catalyzesinvestment, jobs, and growth. scalable resilience outcomes. GFDRRsupports countries by investing insystems that deliver timely and actionablerisk information that leads to betterinvestments and policies. This helpscountries: build roads that do not washaway in the floods; build and maintainschools that offer a functional learningenvironment both when it is hot and after astorm; enable cities to manage storm surgeand flood risk for prosperous urbanizationthat drives investments, jobs, and growth;improve and implement building codes and regulations that supports housingdevelopments that can withstandearthquakes; develop and implement earlywarning systems that reach vulnerablepopulations and offer them actionableinformation. This support protectslives, livelihoods, jobs, and assets fromgeophysical and climate-related hazards,contributing to more resilient foundationsfor economic growth to end extremepoverty and boost shared prosperity on alivable planet. As risks grow more complex andinterconnected, the need for proactive,inclusive, and risk-informed developmenthas become increasingly urgent. Buildingresilience is essential not only to protectlives and assets but also to safeguarddevelopment progress, support economicstability, and strengthen communityresilience. The Global Facility for DisasterReduction and Recovery (GFDRR) 2030Strategy responds to this evolving risklandscape with a clear operationalframework to drive measurable and About GFDRR trust fund, GFDRR mobilizes grants fromdonor partners and channels them throughWorld Bank teams to support countries’projects and operations, amplifyingthe impact of development financing.Through technical expertise, knowledgesharing, and capacity-building, GFDRRenables countries to integrate DRM intotheir development planning, ensures it isembedded in investment decisions, andsupports countries in accessing financialinstruments and solutions for managingdisaster and climate risks. GFDRR’scollaborative model connects globalknowledge and innovation with country-driven and country-implemented prioritiesand needs. GFDRR works closely withpartners and donors to deliver measurable,impactful results in support of shared goalsfor a safer, more shock resilient future. Our Vision technical assistance, and partnerships,GFDRR enables transformative solutionsthat strengthen resilience at local, national,and regional levels. Through these actions,GFDRR supports countries to implementtheir commitments under the SendaiFramework for Disaster Risk Reduction(SFDRR), the 2030 Agenda for SustainableDevelopment, and the Paris Agreement—including efforts to address Loss andDamage associated with the impacts ofclimate change. A world where communities and nationsare resilient to natural hazards and climatechange, securing a livable planet througheffective disaster risk management (DRM)that minimizes human and economiclosses. Our Mission GFDRR supports communities andinstitutions to prepare for, withstand, andrecover from shocks caused by naturalhazards and climate events. We workwith countries to mainstream DRM andclimate adaptation into developmentplanning, ensuring that disaster andclimate resilience is embedded in policies,systems, and investments. Through grants, Who We Are GFDRR is a global partnership managedby the World Bank that leverages theinstitution’s fi