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The Role of Global First Responders in Disaster Risk Reduction
The uncertainty of life is undeniable, especially in the face of disasters and a changing climate. Nurses and other healthcare professionals are often the first on the scene when disaster strikes, providing critical care and support to those affected.
This presentation, delivered at the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, explores the crucial role of global first responders in disaster risk reduction. It highlights:
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The increasing frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters.
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The gaps in implementing sustainable development goals and disaster risk reduction frameworks.
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The urgent need for increased collaboration, capacity building, and resource allocation to support first responders.
Download the presentation here to gain insights into the challenges and opportunities facing global first responders in a changing world. Learn how NABHI is working to strengthen disaster preparedness and response efforts to build more resilient communities.