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Encyclopedia > CDERA

The Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency (CDERA) is an inter-regional agency with member states throughout the Caribbean region.


External link

  • Agency homepage (http://www.cdera.org)

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CDERA's main function is to make an immediate and coordinated response to any disastrous event affecting any Participating State, once the state requests such assistance.
The partners of CDERA are the regional response organizations, the national disaster organizations, the donor agencies, specialized technical agencies, NGOs and private sector, and other resource agencies.
CDERA’s work program for 2001-2004 is mainly focused on the integration of disaster management agenda with those of the environment and sustainable development.
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