Disaster recovery

Global Disaster Recovery

Post disaster recovery

C. Post disaster recovery

A firm scientific foundation for the recovery strategy is important for dealing successfully with the consequences of the disaster.

The Board was informed that an IMIS disaster recovery task force is developing a comprehensive disaster recovery plan which will also include regular back up procedures for disaster recovery this task force would also examine the LAN disaster recovery plan.

Recovery is another post disaster term.

Simultaneous action on a longer term strategy should be considered and should cover the broad picture of disaster prevention management and recovery.

A Global Strategy for Disaster Risk

Emergency response, information technology, disaster recovery and business continuity

Welcoming the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction,

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(c) International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (continued)

Sustainable development International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

Sustainable development International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

Another speaker stressed that natural disaster recovery was also part of the process from relief to recovery.

Implementation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

H. United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

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a) Integrate a gender perspective in post disaster relief, recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts and ensure that women take an active and equal role in all phases of disaster management and post disaster recovery and

Comment by the Administration. A disaster recovery plan has been developed.

The coordination challenges in any disaster recovery effort are often complex.

Draft resolution on the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

Draft resolution on the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

(c) International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (A 60 180)

(c) International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (A 60 180)

Different types of measures can be included in disaster recovery plan (DRP).

Recognizing also the clear relationship between development, disaster risk reduction, disaster response and disaster recovery and the need to deploy efforts in all these areas,

Recognizing also the clear relationship between development, disaster risk reduction, disaster response and disaster recovery and the need to deploy efforts in all these areas,

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(c) International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (continued) (A 60 180)

(c) International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (continued) (A 59 228)

Emphasizing also the importance of integrating risk reduction into all phases of disaster management, development planning and post disaster recovery,

Recognizing the clear relationship between development, disaster risk reduction, disaster response and disaster recovery and the need to continue to deploy efforts in all these areas,

(h) Incorporate disaster risk reduction measures into post disaster recovery and rehabilitation processes and use opportunities during the recovery phase to develop capacities that reduce disaster risk in the long term, including through the sharing of expertise, knowledge and lessons learned.

(c) Environmental rehabilitation recovery products, including natural disaster recovery and assessments, environmental recovery and rehabilitation, water resources management, alternative livelihoods (e.g., in DDR or counter narcotics programmes).

UNFPA is supporting activities in numerous post conflict and natural disaster recovery situations.

The lack of an adequate and predictable funding base for disaster recovery widens sectoral and coordination gaps and impedes recovery planning.

Despite its failings,1 the National Recovery Strategy provided a framework that guided both local and international recovery interventions.