How Guatemala’s private sector is reshaping disaster resilience | UNDRR @UNDRR
How Guatemala’s private sector is reshaping disaster resilience | UNDRR  @UNDRR
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Disasters don’t wait. Resilience can’t either. 🌋
In Guatemala, the private sector is stepping up to reduce disaster risk and protect communities—proving that resilience is everyone’s business.

Through innovative partnerships, companies are working with NGOs and public institutions to:
✅ Install real-time meteorological stations
✅ Share data to support early warning systems
✅ Protect supply chains and livelihoods
✅ Co-develop strategies that prioritize people, not just profit

💬 “Resilience is everyone’s business.”

This is what effective public-private collaboration looks like—reducing risk, saving lives, and building a safer future for all.
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How Guatemala’s private sector is reshaping disaster resilience | UNDRR

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