Disaster recovery

Global Disaster Recovery

C. Post disaster recovery

Emergency response, information technology, disaster recovery and business continuity

a) Integrate a gender perspective in post disaster relief, recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts and ensure that women take an active and equal role in all phases of disaster management and post disaster recovery and

Another speaker stressed that natural disaster recovery was also part of the process from relief to recovery.

UNRWA recovery plans for most ICT systems exist but should be part of a comprehensive disaster recovery plan.

Emphasizing also the importance of integrating risk reduction into all phases of disaster management, development planning and post disaster recovery,

Recognizing the clear relationship between development, disaster risk reduction, disaster response and disaster recovery and the need to continue to deploy efforts in all these areas,

Recognizing also the clear relationship between development, disaster risk reduction, disaster response and disaster recovery and the need to continue to deploy efforts in all these areas,

18. Requests the United Nations system to improve its coordination of disaster recovery efforts, from relief to development, inter alia, by strengthening institutional, coordination and strategic planning efforts in disaster recovery, in support of national authorities

19. Requests the United Nations system to improve its coordination of disaster recovery efforts, from relief to development, inter alia, by strengthening institutional, coordination and strategic planning efforts in disaster recovery, in support of national authorities

18. Requests the United Nations system to improve its coordination of disaster recovery efforts, from relief to development, inter alia, by strengthening institutional, coordination and strategic planning efforts in disaster recovery, in support of national authorities

Integrating a gender perspective in post disaster relief, recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts, particularly in the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster

In paragraph 153, the Board reiterated its recommendation that UNRWA (a) develop, approve and promulgate a comprehensive disaster recovery plan and communicate it to all personnel and (b) test, review and update its disaster recovery plan regularly.

Emphasizing the importance of addressing vulnerability and integrating risk reduction into all phases of natural disaster management, post natural disaster recovery and development planning,

Emphasizing the importance of addressing vulnerability and integrating risk reduction into all phases of natural disaster management, post natural disaster recovery and development planning,

Emphasizing also the importance of integrating risk reduction into development planning and post disaster recovery,

But other examples are traffic jams, stock market, society and disaster recovery, terrorism and insurgency.

I have since confirmed the existence of a draft business continuity and disaster recovery plan.

The Board recommended that a copy of the disaster recovery plan be kept off site.

Relevant United Nations organizations and donor Governments should strengthen the capacity of disaster prone countries in disaster mitigation, preparedness, response and post disaster recovery within a disaster risk reduction framework, by supporting relevant initiatives in this field.

Concerned that existing post disaster relief, recovery rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts, including in the recent tsunami disaster, have not sufficiently addressed the gender dimensions of the situation,

Emergency preparedness is a big deal in disaster recovery because it makes towns safer and more resilient.

Approximately 95 per cent of all resources spent on disaster related activities are for relief and recovery operations.

In the course of the past year, we've become experts in the field of community powered disaster recovery.

A vacuum currently exists in terms of capacities and United Nations system wide mechanisms to support post disaster recovery.

However, since we cannot prevent the disaster or predict its magnitude, the recovery process is therefore of paramount importance.

A firm scientific foundation for the recovery strategy is important for dealing successfully with the consequences of the disaster.

The disaster recovery plan is expected to be finalized in June 2005 and tested and deployed by December 2005.

Subsequently, funding levels dramatically drop, so that in most disaster settings insufficient resources are available to support the recovery phase.

In addition, provision is made for the IBM disaster recovery facility which supports the Fund's New York computing infrastructure ( 250,000).

Within the United Nations, UNOSAT is part of the International Recovery Platform (IRP) and the Global Disaster Alert System (GDAS).

The above mentioned issues will be addressed in the disaster recovery plan to be finalized in June 2005 (see para.

It is essential to ensure that recovery and reconstruction efforts do not reconstruct pre disaster risks that contributed to the disaster in the first place, but aim at creating more sustainable livelihoods.

The Information Technology Operations Unit has also established enhanced disaster recovery services and absorbed an increased workload in procurement and training activities.

We know of no country or region that has successfully attained full recovery from a disaster of this scale in three years.

A disaster recovery plan has been developed. The plan is still to be submitted to the information technology steering committee for approval.

Simultaneous action on a longer term strategy should be considered and should cover the broad picture of disaster prevention management and recovery.

Those units work in close coordination with the regional advisers for disaster reduction of the UNDP Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery and the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs regional disaster response advisers.

The 2005 world summit resolved to fully implement the Hyogo Declaration and the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005 2015, adopted at the World Conference on Disaster Reduction, in particular those commitments related to assistance to developing countries that are prone to natural disasters and disaster stricken States in the transition phase towards sustainable physical, social and economic recovery, for risk reduction activities in post disaster recovery and rehabilitation processes.

Recovery after the tsunami disaster taught us the value and potential of humanity acting in unison when fellow human beings are in distress.

7. Also calls upon the United Nations system, the international financial institutions and regional banks and other regional and international organizations to support, in a timely and sustained manner, the efforts led by disaster stricken countries for disaster risk reduction, in post disaster recovery and rehabilitation processes

7. Recalls that the commitments of the Hyogo Declaration and the Hyogo Framework for Action include the provision of assistance for developing countries that are prone to natural disasters and disaster stricken States in the transition phase towards sustainable physical, social and economic recovery, for risk reduction activities in post disaster recovery and for rehabilitation processes

Due to the shortage of resources and the current engagement of the information and communication technology Security Officer in information security policy development activities, the disaster recovery plan issue was put on hold pending the finalization of the information security policy, which, once complete, will pave the way for the development of disaster recovery and business continuity plans.