The initiative works closely with national governments to promote national programs on urban resilience, for scale and sustainability. It is a multi partner initiative, seeking to bring many tools and approaches under one umbrella, making it simpler for cities to access such products which can help in enhancing resilience. Increasing the number of partnerships globally and in all regions, bringing synergized collaboration and support to cities as they move along a resilience roadmap.Increasing number of cities committed to reducing local disaster/ climate risk and building resilience, with increasing number of cities demonstrably improving their sustainability through implementing disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation and integrated resilience plans and taking actions to enhance resilience and.This initiative seeks to scale-up resilience at the local level with the following specific objectives: Key areas of focus include providing advisory support for improved DRR and resilience planning, climate finance, municipal finance and climate adaptation improved coordination between National and local governments and national associations of local governments and forging strong partnerships with the private sector for more efficient implementation. This iniitative aims to help local governments achieve risk informed development at the local level by implementation of sound and inclusive strategies for disaster risk reduction and resileince. In partnership with UCLG, ICLEI, the World Bank, UN-Habitat, IFRC, the World Council on City Data and the Global Resilient Cities Network (Rockefeller Foundation), UNOPS and C40, a global partnership is operational to help make cities resilient by 2030 (MCR2030).
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