2022-05-07-亚开行-抗灾基础设施_为亚太地区打开机遇（英）_116页_4mb

Disaster-resilient infrastructure is crucial for sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific, where regions face high exposure to natural hazards and increasing risks due to climate change. This report identifies opportunities to enhance infrastructure resilience through systematic approaches across various domains, including setting broader resilience objectives, improving risk assessments, strategically prioritizing investments, ensuring efficient operation and maintenance, scaling up financing, and designing supportive institutions. Key strategies include leveraging the Triple Dividend framework to capture multiple benefits, utilizing open-source data and adaptive pathways to manage uncertainty, promoting nature-based and multi-criteria solutions, and fostering stakeholder coordination. The analysis highlights that resilient investments not only mitigate disaster losses but also unlock economic growth and development co-benefits, with opportunities presented for scaling up climate finance and private sector involvement. By addressing barriers such as limited data, inadequate risk-sharing, and poor coordination, developing Asia-Pacific countries can significantly strengthen infrastructure systems, contributing to long-term sustainability and resilience.