Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030¶
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction. (2015). Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030.
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- Event Lifecycle Phases
- Disaster management: the textbook trichotomy — mitigation / response / recovery — made institutional by national agencies and the international Sendai framework, each phase with its own funding streams, profession, and characteristic failure modes.
This sourceInternational framework codifying disaster-risk reduction across prevention/mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery phases with distinct institutions and funding streams.
- Disaster management: the textbook trichotomy — mitigation / response / recovery — made institutional by national agencies and the international Sendai framework, each phase with its own funding streams, profession, and characteristic failure modes.
- Vulnerability Decomposition
- In disaster risk reduction (UNDRR Sendai), disaster risk equals hazard times exposure times vulnerability, with vulnerability further decomposed into sensitivity and adaptive-capacity terms; the framework is the operating system of national and international disaster planning.
This sourceDisaster risk reduced by lowering hazard exposure and vulnerability — the operating framework of national and international disaster planning.
- In disaster risk reduction (UNDRR Sendai), disaster risk equals hazard times exposure times vulnerability, with vulnerability further decomposed into sensitivity and adaptive-capacity terms; the framework is the operating system of national and international disaster planning.
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