The Sendai Framework and the Sustainable Development Goals

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, adopted in March 2015, was the first of four agreements approved by the international community in 2015 with the overall aim of making development more sustainable in the face of a raft of challenges faced by the world.

This video explains how the Sendai Framework interlinks with the Sustainable Development Goals, which were adopted in September 2015.

You can find out more here about the connections between the international efforts to reduce disaster risk and those to make development sustainable: http://www.unisdr.org/we/advocate/sustainable-development

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And … how many funds have been signed up for achieving this? FAO writes Climate Finance needs to go up 6 fold. So the 100 billion/yr Green Climate Fund has to go to 600 billion/year. And the 100 billion can't be made. At least I didn't hear the African put their smiles up because Russia and Saoudi Arabia & Co would have signed how much they guarantee they'll put in the GCF. And CDM CER's have been maouvred on a side track. Good luck meanwhile with http://400.350.org/