Published on: April 27, 2024
COALITION FOR DISASTER RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE (CDRI)
COALITION FOR DISASTER RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE (CDRI)
NEWS – 6th edition of International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (ICDRI) organized by CDRI.
COALITION FOR DISASTER RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE (CDRI)
- Multi-stakeholder global partnership.
- Includes national governments, UN agencies, multilateral development banks, private sector, and academic institutions.
- Focuses on building resilience into infrastructure systems.
Launch and Background
- Launched during the United Nations Climate Action Summit in 2019 in New York.
- Aims to address challenges related to infrastructure resilience and development.
Objectives
- Promoting Resilience
- Ensuring infrastructure systems are resilient to climate and disaster risks.
- Supporting sustainable development goals.
- Expanding Resilient Infrastructure
- Rapid development and retrofitting of resilient infrastructure.
- Responding to the imperatives of universal access and economic prosperity.
Functionality
- Inclusive multi-stakeholder platform led by national governments.
- Generates and exchanges knowledge on disaster resilience of infrastructure.
Mechanisms and Assistance
- Assists countries in upgrading capacities, systems, standards, and regulations.
- Tailored to each country’s risk context and economic needs.
Membership
- 39 countries, 7 international organizations, and 2 private sector organizations are members.
- International organizations include Asian Development Bank (ADB), World Bank Group, UNDP, UNDRR, EU, EIB, and ARISE.
Secretariat
- Located in New Delhi, India.
- Coordinates CDRI activities and initiatives.