Archive · 7 Jun 2025
PM Modi Outlines Priorities for Disaster-Resilient Infrastructure
Imagine the world is like a house, and sometimes bad weather like storms and floods can damage it.
Prime Minister Modi wants to help countries build stronger houses, so they can withstand these problems.
He has five main ideas: training people to be good builders, creating a place online to share the best building plans, making it easier for countries to get money for building, setting up warning systems to tell people about upcoming disasters, and building structures that can survive anything.
He mentioned recent disasters and how India learned from its own past problems.
He wants everyone to work together to make sure the world's houses are safe.
PM Modi outlined five global priorities for building disaster-resilient infrastructure.
These priorities include a skilled workforce and innovative financing.
He emphasized the need for early-warning systems and coordination.
Modi highlighted the vulnerability of coastal regions to natural disasters.
India established a tsunami-warning system benefitting 29 countries.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- What
- Outlining global priorities for disaster-resilient infrastructure
- When
- June 7
- Where
- International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure
- Why
- To build a strong and disaster-resilient future for the world
- Key Events
- International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure 2025
- Focus
- Shaping a Resilient Future for Coastal Regions
- India's Past Disasters
- Super-cyclone of 1999, Tsunami of 2004
- Beneficiary of Tsunami Warning System
- 29 countries