At the global level, the three frameworks of Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change Adaptation, and Sustainable Development Goals support related policies, legal and regulatory framework development and reform. Further, the three frameworks call for integrating decentralized related actions into local development. For example, encourage participation, monitoring and mediation are best undertaken at the local level, integration advocacy, awareness and education, and establish new partnerships and networks for DRR and CC activities. Table 4, illustrate the global comparison of the current DRR, CCA, and SDG’s related to water and action plans.
Work on disaster risk management is drawn under the Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction 2015-2030. …show more content…
The MDGs focused on the many dimensions of extreme poverty, including low incomes, chronic hunger, gender inequality, lack of schooling, lack of access to health care, and deprivation of clean water and sanitation, among others. Despite the MDGs achievements, yet, many countries did not make sufficient progress, particularly on environmental sustainability, and it is now widely recognized that additional work is needed to achieve the ultimate goal of ending extreme poverty in all its forms. Therefore, in September 2015, the world’s governments agreed on 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) to guide development between now and 2030. The 17 SDGs and their associated 169 targets are premised on the belief that inclusiveness, integration and universality can bring about a more sustainable future for all. The process of formulating the SDGs drew upon the views of multiple stakeholders across different sectors and countries. As such, it was consistent with the inclusiveness, integration and universality principles that underpin the SDGs. But the implementation of the goals will require engagement of all stakeholders, not just who participated actively in their formulation. Rather implementation will necessitate bringing in cities, businesses, and government agencies that may be relatively …show more content…
Through building the resilience of people, ecosystems, infrastructure, policies and planning processes, and taking into account climate-related risks and the need for adaptation, the Sendai Framework implementation also forms part of the contribution to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. DRR and CCA are critical elements of the sustainable development. In this context, the IPCC Report suggest that transformation (changes of regulatory, legislative, financial, technological, or biological systems) of DRR in the context of climate extremes may be the key to a sustainable and resilient
Work on disaster risk management is drawn under the Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction 2015-2030. …show more content…
The MDGs focused on the many dimensions of extreme poverty, including low incomes, chronic hunger, gender inequality, lack of schooling, lack of access to health care, and deprivation of clean water and sanitation, among others. Despite the MDGs achievements, yet, many countries did not make sufficient progress, particularly on environmental sustainability, and it is now widely recognized that additional work is needed to achieve the ultimate goal of ending extreme poverty in all its forms. Therefore, in September 2015, the world’s governments agreed on 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) to guide development between now and 2030. The 17 SDGs and their associated 169 targets are premised on the belief that inclusiveness, integration and universality can bring about a more sustainable future for all. The process of formulating the SDGs drew upon the views of multiple stakeholders across different sectors and countries. As such, it was consistent with the inclusiveness, integration and universality principles that underpin the SDGs. But the implementation of the goals will require engagement of all stakeholders, not just who participated actively in their formulation. Rather implementation will necessitate bringing in cities, businesses, and government agencies that may be relatively …show more content…
Through building the resilience of people, ecosystems, infrastructure, policies and planning processes, and taking into account climate-related risks and the need for adaptation, the Sendai Framework implementation also forms part of the contribution to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. DRR and CCA are critical elements of the sustainable development. In this context, the IPCC Report suggest that transformation (changes of regulatory, legislative, financial, technological, or biological systems) of DRR in the context of climate extremes may be the key to a sustainable and resilient