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This report presents strategic guidelines for developing a comprehensive recovery framework through three core principles: people-centered and rights-based approach, "build back better and smarter", a multi-sectoral and synergistic approach.

This report presents findings from IOM’s September 2025 multi-sectoral community needs assessment, following the 2023 earthquakes, highlighting persistent vulnerabilities in water access, livelihoods, shelter, health, and humanitarian assistance.

This report presents the results of a rapid damage and reconstruction assessment, conducted by the World Bank, related to the impacts of the 2011–24 conflict in Syria.

This plan outlines the arrangements for disaster prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery within the local City of Logan government area, applying an all-hazards, multi-agency approach to strengthen community resilience.

IRP Herald Volume 39 is the knowledge report for the International Recovery Forum 2025: Achieving Resilient Recovery in a Changing World: Reflecting on 30 Years Since the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake

The paper analyzes how recovery from consecutive disasters can either weaken or strengthen societal resilience, emphasizing the need for long-term, multi-hazard recovery planning.

This study uses social media (SM) as a resource to track the progress of the post-disaster recovery of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Text data from tweets on SM undergo sentiment analysis, providing a promising tool for understanding earthquake recovery.

In this research, the authors present an adapted model to better reflect the nuances in these experiences found at both the community (macro) and the individual household levels (micro) with regards to post-disaster shelter and housing.