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The Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) works to reduce vulnerability to disasters in a changing climate.
Washington, DC
Joined May 2010
🌍 Big news! Our #UnderstandingRisk Global Forum is coming to the Middle East for the first time next year for #UR26! 📅 Save the date: Oct 19-23, 2026 | Abu Dhabi, UAE Join global experts on #resilience, #AI, #sustainability & more. https://t.co/FaeBvzkHNW @Adcmc_ae
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Resilient infrastructure in conflict-affected settings depends on strong building regulations. Our new factsheet shows how building regulations for resilience reduce losses, protect livelihoods, and strengthen governance in fragile contexts. https://t.co/iIpfFABMUq
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The coming years will split companies into two groups: those that become AI-native and those left catching up. The innovators who harness AI now will define the winners of tomorrow. Follow me for strategic insights on leading through the AI revolution.
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In conflict-affected settings, resilient housing reconstruction supports more than physical recovery. A new GFDRR factsheet shows how well-designed housing programs can help stabilize communities while managing disaster risk. https://t.co/3XTi5rPVfb
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Our new factsheets explore the DRM–FCV nexus, focusing on: ✅ resilient housing reconstruction: https://t.co/g5eAxmb6jl ✅ building regulations: https://t.co/QQGF5QyG5S ✅ social inclusion: https://t.co/LdnjAw7ULe Learn more about the DRM-FCV nexus:
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Hurricane Melissa caused $8.8B in physical damage in Jamaica—41% of GDP. Supported by Japan's Ministry of Finance through the Japan-World Bank Program, GFDRR helped deliver this rapid damage estimate to guide the country’s resilient reconstruction.
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The World Bank, in conjunction with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) estimate that the physical damage to Jamaica caused by Hurricane Melissa totals to US$8.8 billion — equivalent to 44...
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Thrilled to see #AbuDhabi hosting the Understanding Risk Global Forum (#UR26)—a milestone expanding the community into the Middle East! We @WorldBank & @GFDRR look forward to working with @Adcmc_ae to advance resilience & disaster risk reduction.
.@Adcmc_ae will host the 9th edition of the global Understanding Risk Forum, organised in collaboration with @GFDRR. The forum will strengthen knowledge exchange in crisis management, disaster risk reduction, and community and institutional preparedness.
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The @WorldBank’s $1.1B financing package for Ecuador strengthens fiscal stability and disaster preparedness. @GFDRR support helped lay the groundwork for the country’s first Cat-DDO. https://t.co/IvrZWfN9Os
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Financing package will help Ecuador advance fiscal stability, spur employment, and strengthen resilience to natural disasters.
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New guidebooks launched by the government of Armenia with @UNDPArmenia & @WorldBank — with support from GFDRR — provide practical guidance for advancing energy-efficient, climate-resilient construction in Armenia.
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Extreme heat is straining transportation systems worldwide — disrupting infrastructure and endangering users and workers alike. Two new GFDRR publications show how to keep transport moving safely and equitably in a warming world. https://t.co/EqejWoL6iY
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Through the RESTORE project, the @WorldBank — with @GFDRR support provided through the Japan-World Bank Program for Mainstreaming DRM in Developing Countries financed by the Government of Japan — is helping Malawi build a resilient transport system.
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As Ecuador confronts worsening climate and disaster risks, a new $1.1B @WorldBank package offers critical support. @GFDRR’s technical assistance helped make this progress possible. https://t.co/B70Yol0TM1
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Financing package will help Ecuador advance fiscal stability, spur employment, and strengthen resilience to natural disasters.
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Hurricane Melissa caused $8.8B in physical damage in Jamaica—41% of GDP. Supported by Japan's Ministry of Finance through the Japan-World Bank Program, GFDRR helped deliver this rapid damage estimate to guide the country’s resilient reconstruction.
worldbank.org
The World Bank, in conjunction with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) estimate that the physical damage to Jamaica caused by Hurricane Melissa totals to US$8.8 billion — equivalent to 44...
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Tajikistan’s steep terrain makes its roads vulnerable to landslides and floods. With support from the @WorldBank and @GFDRR’s Japan-World Bank Program for Mainstreaming DRM, satellite data and GIS training are helping design safer, more resilient roads. https://t.co/cgSaHL5LWA
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The @WorldBank’s $1.1B financing package for Ecuador strengthens fiscal stability and disaster preparedness. @GFDRR support helped lay the groundwork for the country’s first Cat-DDO. https://t.co/Q5dujf2nWR
https://t.co/U27y9Feq2g
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Financing package will help Ecuador advance fiscal stability, spur employment, and strengthen resilience to natural disasters.
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GFDRR helped lay the groundwork for the new $60 million Strengthening Urban Resilience Project in the Republic of the Congo, which will reduce climate risks and improve resilience for over half a million residents. Learn more:
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The World Bank has approved $60 million for the Strengthening Urban Resilience Project to reduce erosion and flood risks and improve access to climate-resilient and sustainable infrastructure and...
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Buildings determine how communities withstand climate risks. New guidebooks launched by @UNDPArmenia & @WorldBank — with support from GFDRR — provide practical guidance for advancing energy-efficient, climate-resilient construction in Armenia.
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🚨 “Early Warnings for All” starts with knowing who gets the warning — and who doesn’t. A new working paper uses household surveys to explore early warning coverage, reception & benefits. Findings show persistent gaps by income, location & access. https://t.co/zjW89CIyig
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Through the RESTORE project, the @WorldBank — with @GFDRR support provided through the Japan-World Bank Program for Mainstreaming DRM in Developing Countries financed by the Government of Japan — is helping Malawi build a resilient transport system.
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Weather information can drive huge economic benefits — if users can access and act on it. A new working paper identifies barriers: 🚫 Weak dissemination 📉 Low user capacity 🔎 Gaps between science and policy Learn more: https://t.co/smTXMgJbsD
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