Who We Are
Established in 2006, the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) is a global partnership that helps low- and middle-income countries better understand and reduce their vulnerability to natural hazards and climate change.
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Highlights
Take a deep dive into some of our work at the cutting edge of resilience and disaster risk management.
Publication
Heatwaves and Their Effects on Transportation Systems: A Comprehensive Review
Consolidates knowledge and identifies research gaps regarding heat impacts across transport modes.
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Report
Nature-Based Solutions for Beach Stabilization
A report on how NBS can enhance climate resilience and tourism outcomes.
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IDA Countries: Resilience and DRM Stories
Exploring GFDRR's impact in countries eligible for the World Bank's Intl. Development Association.
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What We Do
GFDRR helps bring resilience to scale in a range of thematic areas.
Disaster Risk Finance
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Inclusive Disaster Risk Management and Gender Equality
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Resilient Infrastructure
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Hydromet Services and Early Warning Systems
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City Resilience Program
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Building Regulation for Resilience
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Disaster - Fragility, Conflict and Violence Nexus
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Digital Earth
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Resilient Housing
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Nature-Based Solutions
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Safer Schools
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Climate and Disaster Risk Management for Health Systems
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Emergency Preparedness and Response
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Disaster Risk Analytics
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KNOWLEDGE HUB
Explore our repository of knowledge on resilience and disaster risk management.
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“Previously, I could not get in [the school] because of the stairs. I always had to leave my child because I could not go up the stairs. But now, I’m happy, the school is beautiful and now I can access.”
Darlin Elvir Gonzalez of Comayagua, Honduras on GFDRR support for enhancing accessibility of the Marcelino Pineda Elementary School
Enhancing School Accessibility in Comayagua, Honduras

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