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This document discusses good practices for building resilience. It provides guidance on identifying, documenting, and sharing good practices. A good practice is not just a success story, but something that is repeated, validated, and considers failures as well as why and when something works. It should be sustainable, replicable, and contribute to reducing disaster risks. The document outlines criteria for good practices, including proven results, environmental/economic/social sustainability, gender sensitivity, technical feasibility, and being the result of participation. It introduces a template and workspace to guide documenting good practices and a website where they can be shared.
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- 1. Good practices for resilience RNE Resilience workshop February 2015 Knowledge Outreach Team Office for Partnerships, Advocacy and Capacity Development Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 1
- 2. RNE Resilience workshop โข โGood practices workโ for resilience - Knowledge sharing โฆ - Systematization โข Good practice? โข How do we do it?
- 3. โข Good practice ? - Not only a practice that is โgoodโ - Not only a success story - Repeated, validated - Failures - WHY, when, what - Criteria : sustainability, replicability โข How do we do it? - TEMPLATE - Workspace - Website
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- 5. Supplementary criteria for resilience 1. Proven and achieved good results, because it is: 2. Sustainable environmental, economic and social 3. Gender-sensitive 4. Technically feasible 5. Result of a participatory process 6. Reproducible and adaptable 7. Contributes to reduction of disasters/crisis risks 8
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- 10. Where โ Who SO5 Contact: goodpractices@fao.org frederique.matras@fao.org Workspace: http://workspace.fao.org/so/so5/ Resilience Web site 18
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