The programme assesses damage, gaps and needs in affected areas and sectors, and identifies the priorities and interventions required for recovery and rehabilitation. It provides data and analysis to support project design, resource allocation and evidence-based decision-making.
The programme rehabilitates and develops health, education, social, administrative and service facilities, strengthening their ability to resume their functions and provide safe, effective services to the communities they serve.
The programme helps restore and develop infrastructure and essential services in affected communities, including priority networks, facilities and service installations, supporting stability, improving living conditions and strengthening communities’ capacity to recover.
The programme improves sustainable access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services by building and rehabilitating water and wastewater networks and facilities, developing appropriate solutions and promoting practices that protect public health.
The programme develops and implements sustainable energy solutions that improve the efficiency of facilities and services and reduce reliance on conventional energy sources. It also supports interventions that strengthen the ability of communities and facilities to adapt to climate impacts and challenges.
The programme supports the recovery of affected cities and areas by improving built and residential environments, rehabilitating priority housing, facilities and urban areas, and helping preserve architectural identity and protect cultural heritage.