Relevant Data

In 2015 the honduran Disaster Risk Management Authority (COPECO) institutionalised the ARC-D as a nationwide best practice tool and, in partnership with UNDP, trained 60 members of the National Disaster Risk Management system in its application.
Featured in the European Union’s 2015 Resilience Compendium, as the ARC-D was an important cornerstone in GOAL’s urban resilience project in Haiti, “Tounen Lakay (Retour à la maison)”.
The National University of Honduras validated the toolkit’s relevance and complementarity to UNISDR’s Local Government Self-Assessment Tool within the Making Cities Resilient campaign.
Over 255 applications of the ARC-D Toolkit in GOAL LAC and Africa
Applied in urban context (27%) as well as rural context (73%).
Over 172 national system trained staff, throughout 3 countries.
Socialized in 4 international events between the years 2015-2017.