National Strategy for disaster risk reduction 2024-2035.

The document primarily focuses on the National Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (SNRRD) for the period 2024-2035. It aims to provide a comprehensive framework for managing disaster risks, aligning with national and European Union legal and strategic documents. Key legal principles include the comprehensive legislative framework governing civil protection and emergency situations dealing with earthquakes, landslides, and floods. The strategy emphasizes the importance of collaboration among various institutional actors, including public and private sectors, to enhance disaster resilience.
The document outlines several significant measures and action plans, including the establishment of annual reporting by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations to assess and propose additional measures for disaster risk management. The action plan for 2024-2035 will be reviewed every three years, incorporating monitoring results and stakeholder proposals. It emphasizes the need for proactive engagement from involved actors to promote trans-sectoral actions and ensure effective implementation of disaster risk reduction strategies.
The implementation plan includes designating focal points within institutions to facilitate communication and coordination among stakeholders. The document specifies that the action plan will be updated based on monitoring outcomes and additional measures taken. Secondary themes include the necessity for public awareness regarding disaster response and evacuation procedures, as well as the importance of integrating various actors in the planning and execution of disaster risk management initiatives. The strategy underscores the need for a structured approach to ensure compliance and effective enforcement of the outlined measures.