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Strategic Initiatives
The UIRP aims to support cities across 30 CDRI member countries which are Low- and Middle-Income Countries and Small Island Developing States, in enhancing the resilience of their urban infrastructure against climate and disaster risks. The First Call for Proposals responds to the demand from member countries for technical assistance to ensure resilient infrastructure investments.
IRIS was jointly launched at the World Leaders Summit at COP26 in Glasgow, UK, by the Prime Ministers of India, UK, Australia, Fiji, Jamaica and Mauritius. IRIS is a dedicated initiative that aims to support Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in achieving sustainable development through a systematic approach to resilient, sustainable, and inclusive infrastructure.
The First Biennial Report on Global Infrastructure Resilience, released in October 2023, brings together an unprecedented collection of evidence, delivering a strong case to significantly increase infrastructure resilience investments. CDRI is now in process of developing the Second Biennial Report that will provide enhanced data resolution and deeper thematic analyses while answering some of the questions from the First Report.
The DRI Connect platform will be one of its kind in serving as the one-stop online space for DRI stakeholders to connect, learn and collaborate towards improved practices, processes and policies for resilient infrastructure systems. It will comprise of E-learning and Communities of Practice, Knowledge Portal and CDRI Resilient Infrastructure Marketplace .
International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (ICDRI) is the annual conference of CDRI bringing together experts, decision-makers and practitioners from Member Countries, organizations and institutions to discuss challenges and identify good practices to strengthen the global discourse on disaster and climate resilient infrastructure.
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