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The Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) works to reduce vulnerability to disasters in a changing climate.
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    GFDRR's City Resilience Program recently supported a workshop in Jakarta, Indonesia which equipped officials at the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency with tools on mainstreaming climate resilience into spatial planning: tinyurl.com/r256v4x5
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    GFDRR
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    Aug 24
    Resilience-building can be an invaluable entry point for tackling broader environmental and sustainability challenges. Read about how @GFDRR support in 🇹🇷 Türkiye is making buildings more energy-efficient and more resilient: tinyurl.com/4se5wpht
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    GFDRR
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    Aug 20
    Striving for a resilient future, cities and communities are turning to nature-based solutions such as wetlands and urban green spaces. But how can practitioners ensure that these solutions are inclusive of the needs of everyone? Check out our e-learning: tinyurl.com/3xs2saum
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    GFDRR
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    Aug 18
    ✅Flood defenses for 400k people in Can Tho, Vietnam ✅Wetlands protecting 2.5mn people in Colombo, Sri Lanka ✅A park reducing flood risk & bolstering jobs in Fortaleza, Brazil Take a deep dive into how GFDRR is helping cities build resilience to floods:
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    Strengthening Flood Resilience in Rapidly Growing Cities | World Bank Group
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    GFDRR
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    Aug 17
    Across 🇸🇳Senegal, resilience has become essential, not only to protect lives, but also to secure the country's future. Watch this video to learn more about how Senegal is making the leap from disaster response to risk-informed resilience: tinyurl.com/2h4kw44v
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