Commemoration of the United Nations IDDR by UNESCO-SAARC Academic Alliance Highlights Neglected Measures of DRR & Introduces Key Reforms For ISDR-Hyogo Framework of Action 2005-20015.
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Commemoration of the United Nations
IDDR by UNESCO-SAARC Academic
Alliance Highlights Neglected Measures of
DRR & Introduces Key Reforms For ISDRHyogo Framework of Action 2005-20015.
Historic Launch of ?DRR Deca-archic Model? & Post-DESPO Appraisal by SAIRI Research
Initiative, indicates strategic flaws in DRR frameworks and entails technical aspects of disasters? aftermath consequences of epidemiological vulnerabilities and predispositions. A
?high-spot? emphasis and necessitating focus has been laid on 3 hardest-hit ?key marginalized? ivories, that usually become neglected during emergency situations: the disables, pregnant women and older persons caught in catastrophes.
Joint Press Release: SAARC-ISDR –UNESCO /10/13/2014//
Lahore, Pakistan, October 15, 2014 /PressReleasePing/ - The International Day for
Disaster Reduction started in 1989 with the approval by the United Nations General
Assembly. The UN General Assembly sees the IDDR as a way to promote a global culture of disaster reduction, including disaster prevention, mitigation and preparedness. Originally celebrated as per resolution 44/236, 22 December 1989, the UN General Assembly decided to designate 10/13 as the date to celebrate the IDDR (resolution 64/200, 21 December 2009).
International Day for Disaster Reduction (IDDR) encourages every citizen and government to take part in building more disaster resilient communities and nations.
On the UN-IDDR Observance 2014, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO) and SAIRI Research Initiative of South Asian Association for
Regional Cooperation (SAARC), conjointly issued a communal call for ‘integration in framework for disaster management’, worldwide in order to incorporate concrete policies and accustomed modus-operandi protocols for marginalized groups, in emergency situations.
A ‘research & reform’ model titled ‘Deca-archic Model of Disaster Risk Reduction’ (‘DDRR
Commemoration of the United Nations
IDDR by UNESCO-SAARC Academic
Alliance Highlights Neglected Measures of
DRR & Introduces Key Reforms For ISDRHyogo Framework of Action 2005-20015.
Historic Launch of ?DRR Deca-archic Model? & Post-DESPO Appraisal by SAIRI Research
Initiative, indicates strategic flaws in DRR frameworks and entails technical aspects of disasters? aftermath consequences of epidemiological vulnerabilities and predispositions. A
?high-spot? emphasis and necessitating focus has been laid on 3 hardest-hit ?key marginalized? ivories, that usually become neglected during emergency situations: the disables, pregnant women and older persons caught in catastrophes.
Joint Press Release: SAARC-ISDR –UNESCO /10/13/2014//
Lahore, Pakistan, October 15, 2014 /PressReleasePing/ - The International Day for
Disaster Reduction started in 1989 with the approval by the United Nations General
Assembly. The UN General Assembly sees the IDDR as a way to promote a global culture of disaster reduction, including disaster prevention, mitigation and preparedness. Originally celebrated as per resolution 44/236, 22 December 1989, the UN General Assembly decided to designate 10/13 as the date to celebrate the IDDR (resolution 64/200, 21 December 2009).
International Day for Disaster Reduction (IDDR) encourages every citizen and government to take part in building more disaster resilient communities and nations.
On the UN-IDDR Observance 2014, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO) and SAIRI Research Initiative of South Asian Association for
Regional Cooperation (SAARC), conjointly issued a communal call for ‘integration in framework for disaster management’, worldwide in order to incorporate concrete policies and accustomed modus-operandi protocols for marginalized groups, in emergency situations.
A ‘research & reform’ model titled ‘Deca-archic Model of Disaster Risk Reduction’ (‘DDRR