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Maldives Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy 2024–2030

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Year
2024
Document Type
Policy

Summary

The Maldives faces a growing threat from natural hazards due to climate change and anthropogenic hazards. This Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Strategy outlines a comprehensive and collaborative approach, aligned with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR), to build a more resilient nation. The seven key priorities of this Strategy are: -

  1. Strengthen governance and legal frameworks;
  2. Enhanced multi-hazard risk assessment;
  3. Building resilience through infrastructure and nature;
  4. Empowering communities for effective response;
  5. Strengthening early warning systems and preparedness;
  6. Promoting comprehensive recovery and livelihood resilience; and
  7. Cultivating a culture of safety and climate resilience.

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Year
2024
Most recent update
24/12/2024
Response areas
Disaster Risk Management
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