GFDRR supports climate- and disaster-resilient development, aiming to improve identification and understanding of risk under future climate scenarios; avoid the creation of new risks and reduce existing risks; and support the design and implementation of investment policies that include climate-resilience measures. Climate change poses complex problems for sustainable development, and requires integrated solutions. 

 

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From Japan to Panama: drawing your ideal city
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1.47 billion people face flood risk worldwide: for over a third, it could be devastating
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Bangladesh’s 50 years journey to climate resilience
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Urban planning and nature-based solutions, keys for reducing flood risk in Panama
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Investing in resilience to help Moldova’s at-risk communities weather the next shock
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Blue barriers: A nature-based solution to build resilience
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Practical ways to advance social inclusion in climate and disaster resilience in South Asia
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#FreetownTheTreeTown campaign: Using digital tools to encourage tree cultivation in cities
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Mozambique shows performance-based grants work for cities acting on climate change
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Supporting Morocco’s Journey to Disaster and Climate Resilience

Morocco is among the countries most exposed to geological and climate-related hazards in MENA.

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Bangladesh: Enhancing Coastal Resilience in a Changing Climate (English)

This report provides new perspectives into how to address the impacts of climate-related hazards.

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Adapting to rising sea levels in Marshall Islands

Understanding the Pacific atoll nation's adaptation pathways to build resilience to sea level rise and climate change.

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Financing Climate and Disaster Resilience for Small Island States

Small island developing states are some of the most vulnerable nations in the world, and face significant challenges in building resilience. A new World Bank/GFDRR and OECD joint report examines the state of financing to fund risk-reduction efforts in small island states, providing key recommendations to help island nations achieve a stronger and more resilient future.

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