Policies and practices for disaster and violence risk management should be based on an understanding of risk in all its dimensions of vulnerability, capacity and exposure of persons and assets and hazards characteristics. This requires an all-states and all stakeholders effort on a number of areas for action, such as collection, analysis and dissemination of information and data, advancement of research, and the development and sharing of open-source risk models, as well as continuous monitoring and exchange of practices and learning.

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Girls and Boys

Ages 9-11

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Adolescents

Ages 12 to 17

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Youth

Ages 18 to 21

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Women and Men

Age 22+

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Local Government

Local government and community representatives

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National Level

National level staff of NGOs and INGOs

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Resilience in Situations of Chronic Violence

For adolescents, youth and adults, community or NGO leaders

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Crosscutting Themes Module

Gender, Child Protection, Disabilities, HIV/AIDS/Health and Environment

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Field Guide

Pocket guide that brings together key elements of all of the modules

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Formal Education & DRR

Guidelines to address DRR issues in the context of formal education

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Christian Commitment and Volunteerism

Christian Commitment and Volunteerism

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