Somalia Recovery and Resilience Framework (RRF).

The Somalia Recovery and Resilience Framework (RRF) (June 208) sets out a collective vision, strategic objectives and principles to guide drought recovery and build future resilience . Over a 3–5-year timeframe, the RRF is expected to pave the way for the progressive realization of an enabling environment for regular developmental activities to take root in Somalia . Its longer-term intent is to reduce and mitigate the adverse impacts created by recurrent natural disasters and related links with conflicts and governance. The RRF identifies recovery and resilience building priorities using evidence-based analysis and a bottom-up consensus building methodology, and proposes a financing approach and institutional arrangements by which these can be acted on by the Government of Somalia and its international partners
The strategic objectives (SOs) of the RRF are to: SO1: Strengthen government capacities for inclusive drought recovery and disaster risk planning, management and monitoring; SO2: Sustainably revitalize, strengthen and diversify economic sectors, livelihoods, and key infrastructure; SO3: Promote durable solutions for displacement affected communities; SO4: Enhance sustainable management of environmental services and access to renewable energy, and; SO5: Improve basic service delivery in (affected) urban and peri-urban settings.