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    The Sendai Framework is a 15-year agreement adopted in 2015 to replace the Hyogo Framework and reduce disaster risks and losses. It has seven global targets and four priorities for action: understanding disaster risk, strengthening disaster risk governance, investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience, and enhancing disaster preparedness. The Framework is connected to the 2030 Agenda and Paris Agreement and aims to reduce mortality and economic losses from disasters through national strategies, early warning systems, and transnational cooperation.

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    The Sendai Framework is a 15-year agreement adopted in 2015 to replace the Hyogo Framework and reduce disaster risks and losses. It has seven global targets and four priorities for action: understanding disaster risk, strengthening disaster risk governance, investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience, and enhancing disaster preparedness. The Framework is connected to the 2030 Agenda and Paris Agreement and aims to reduce mortality and economic losses from disasters through national strategies, early warning systems, and transnational cooperation.

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    The Sendai Framework is a 15-year agreement adopted in 2015 to replace the Hyogo Framework and reduce disaster risks and losses. It has seven global targets and four priorities for action: understanding disaster risk, strengthening disaster risk governance, investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience, and enhancing disaster preparedness. The Framework is connected to the 2030 Agenda and Paris Agreement and aims to reduce mortality and economic losses from disasters through national strategies, early warning systems, and transnational cooperation.

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    Sendai Framework for

    Disaster Risk Reduction


    2015-2030
    WHAT IS THE SENDAI
    FRAMEWORK?
    • Sendai Framework was adopted March 2015 to reduce
    the number and consequences of disasters.
    • Successor instrument to the Hyogo Framework for
    Action (HFA) 2005-2015: Building the Resilience of
    Nations and Communities to Disasters
    • 15-year, voluntary, non-binding agreement, with seven
    targets and four priorities for action.
    • Emphasis on disaster risk management instead of
    disaster management
    WHAT IS THE SENDAI
    FRAMEWORK?
    Reduction of disaster risk as an expected outcome, preventing
    new risk, reducing existing risk and strengthening resilience
    • Improved understanding of disaster risk
    • Strengthening of disaster risk governance
    • Recognition of stakeholders and their roles
    • Building resilience: ie infrastructure, health, cultural heritage
    • Strengthening of international cooperation and global partnership
    • Preparedness, emergency response “Build Back Better”
    AGENDA 2030 AND PARIS
    AGREEMENT - SENDAI FRAMEWORK
    Agenda 2030 adopted by world leaders in September 2015

    Connected to Agenda 2030 for example through:


    o Goal 9 about building resilient infrastructure
    o Goal 11 that focuses on sustainable and safe cities
    o Goal 13 about climate change adaptation
    AGENDA 2030 AND PARIS
    AGREEMENT - SENDAI FRAMEWORK
    • Climate Agreement is an aid in implementing the
    Sendai Framework. EU countries have a national
    climate adaptation strategy.
    • The Sendai Framework mentions climate change
    risks: Introduction, Chapter 1 lessons learned,
    Guiding principles, priorities 1, 2, and 4.
    AGENDA 2030 AND
    PARIS AGREEMENT -
    SENDAI FRAMEWORK

    UNDRR 2017
    TYPES OF HAZARDS
    • Natural
    • Anthropogenic
    • Social-natural
    • Multi-hazard
    • Biological
    • Environmental
    • Geological or geopysical
    • Hydro-meteorogical
    • Technological
    TYPES OF DISASTERS IN THE
    SENDAI FRAMEWORK
    • Small-scale
    • Large-scale
    • Frequent
    • Infrequent
    • Slow-onset
    • Sudden-onset
    GOALS, PRIORITIES, ACTIONS

    Indicators (38)
    Global Targets (7) How we measure our
    What we should achieve. success in reaching the
    global goals.
    Priorities (4)
    What we should focus on to achieve
    the global targets.

    Recommended Actions (59)


    Suggested actions that should help us
    reach the global targets.
    THE 7 GLOBAL TARGETS
    A: Reduce disaster mortality.
    B: Reduce the number of affected people.
    C: Reduce direct disaster economic loss in relation to
    global gross domestic product (GDP) by 2030.
    D: Reduce disaster damage to critical
    infrastructure and disruption of basic
    services (health and educational facilities.
    THE 7 GLOBAL TARGETS
    E: Increase number of countries with national and
    local DRR strategies.
    F: Enhance international cooperation and support to
    developing countries.
    G: Increase the availability of and access
    to multi-hazard early warning systems and
    disaster risk information and assessments
    to the people.
    THE 4 PRIORITIES
    Priority 1: Understanding disaster risk.
    Priority 2: Strengthening disaster risk governance to
    manage disaster risk.
    Priority 3: Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience.
    Priority 4: Enhancing disaster preparedness for effective
    response and to “Build Back Better” in recovery,
    rehabilitation and reconstruction.
    SENDAI EXAMPLES OF MEASURES
    FOR RISK ASSESSMENTS

    Prio 1 Understanding disaster risk:


    Measure 24 (i) risk assessments based on tradition,
    indigenous, local, and scientific knowledge
    Prio 3 Investing in DRR för resilience:
    Measure 30 (f) promote risk assessments into land-use
    policy development and implementation, urban planning
    etc. Anticipate environmental change.
    SENDAI EXAMPLES OF MEASURES
    FOR RISK ASSESSMENTS 2/2
    Priority 3 Investing in DRR for resilience
    • Measure 30 (g) Promote risk assessment, in rural
    development planning and management of, mountains,
    rivers, coastal flood plain areas, drylands, wetlands and all
    other areas prone to droughts and flooding.
    • Identify areas safe for human settlement, and at the same
    time preserving ecosystem functions that help to reduce risks.
    WHAT IS PREVENTION?
    Activities and measures to avoid existing and new
    disaster risks. Prevention measures can also be taken
    during or after a hazardous event.

    WHAT IS MITIGATION?
    Mitigate

    To lessen or minimize the adverse impacts of a


    hazardous event.
    WHAT IS PREPAREDNESS?
    The knowledge and capacities developed by governments,
    response and recovery organizations, communities and individuals
    to effectively anticipate, respond to and recover from the impacts of
    likely, imminent or current disasters.

    WHAT IS EARLY WARNING SYSTEM?


    An integrated system of hazard monitoring, forecasting and
    prediction, disaster risk assessment, communication and
    preparedness activities systems and processes.
    UN’S DISASTER RESLIENCE
    SCORECARD FOR CITIES
    • Self-evaluation at local level
    • Many sectors involved – fire and rescue,
    city planners, technical functions, health,
    education etc.
    • 10 essentials for Making Cities Resilient
    UN’S DISASTER RESLIENCE
    SCORECARD 10 Essentials
    Contact information

    Janet Edwards
    National Implementation of the Sendai Framework
    Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB)

    [email protected]
    +46 10-240 5108

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