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East Asia leaders adopted a landmark declaration on October 27, 2025, urging localized, science-backed disaster resilience efforts amid rising climate and urban risks.
East Asia Summit leaders, meeting in Kuala Lumpur on October 27, 2025, adopted a landmark declaration prioritizing localized, anticipatory action to boost disaster resilience amid growing risks from climate change, urbanization, and socio-economic pressures.
The statement emphasizes empowering local communities, authorities, and the private sector in preparedness, response, and recovery, building on past agreements like AADMER and the Sendai Framework.
It promotes science-based tools such as early warning systems, hazard maps, and AI forecasting, alongside investments in local infrastructure, mobile alerts, and GIS mapping.
Regional cooperation through the AHA Centre is encouraged, along with partnerships with NGOs, academia, and humanitarian groups to share best practices and strengthen capacity.
Leaders reaffirmed commitments to integrating disaster risk reduction into recovery efforts and enhancing inclusive, context-specific strategies for long-term resilience.
Los líderes de Asia Oriental adoptaron una declaración histórica el 27 de octubre de 2025, instando a los esfuerzos de resiliencia ante desastres localizados y respaldados por la ciencia en medio del aumento del clima y los riesgos urbanos.