A Year In Review: Annual Report 2025-26
2025-26 was a year of momentum for pre-arranged financing, with more money arranged before disasters strike than ever before.
This review sets out the Centre for Disaster Protection's work over the year, from advising governments and partners on how to plan and pay for disasters in advance, to producing the evidence and data that shape policy and practice across the system.
It shows the difference that work has made, and where we will focus next as more countries move from responding to disasters to preparing for them.
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Our 2025-26 In Review
Read about our work and our impact on our Annual Report microsite.
Read MoreKey Findings
40% Increase
International pre-arranged finance grew from $6.4 billion in 2023 to a record $9 billion in 2024
54 million people
A new disaster risk financing strategy will help Kenya better prepare for and protect its population from recurrent drought and flooding
Key Terms Used In This Report
Development funding focused mainly on crisis prevention, preparedness and response activities.
The likelihood of harm or loss from crises shaped by hazards, exposure, vulnerability and capacity.
The difference between expected crisis costs and funding already arranged to cover them.
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