{"disclaimer":"Transcripts available through this tool are created by using automatic speech recognition and are not official records nor official documents of the United Nations. Official records and official documents are available on the Official Document System of the United Nations.","url":"https://transcripts.un.org/zh/asset/k11/k119du3n3u","llms":{"note":"Plain-text sibling of this page, compact for LLM context. For the full API guide (search, listing, URL grammar) see /llms.txt.","textUrl":"/zh/asset/k11/k119du3n3u.txt","guide":"/llms.txt"},"video":{"id":"k11/k119du3n3u","kaltura_id":"1_19du3n3u","title":"Press - Habitat Professionals Forum Launches New Global Framework for Transformative Recovery from Disaster (WUF13)","clean_title":"Press - Habitat Professionals Forum Launches New Global Framework for Transformative Recovery from Disaster (WUF13)","url":"https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k11/k119du3n3u","date":"2026-05-21T00:00:00.000Z","scheduled_time":"2026-05-21T09:15:00.000Z","status":"finished","duration":"00:25:51","category":"Conferences","body":null,"event_code":null,"event_type":null,"session_number":null,"pv_symbol":null,"pv_part":null,"slug":"asset/k11/k119du3n3u"},"metadata":{"summary":"The thirteenth session of the World Urban Forum (WUF13) takes place in Baku, Azerbaijan, from 17 to 22 May 2026. The theme of WUF13 is: Housing the world: Safe and resilient cities and communities.","description":"Organizer: Habitat Professionals Forum\nThe Habitat Professionals Forum (HPF) is launching Recovering the Future: A Framework for Transformative Recovery from Disasters at the World Urban Forum (WUF) 2026 in Baku, calling for a major shift in how recovery from disasters is planned and delivered.\nThe Framework moves beyond the traditional \"Build Back Better\" approach, advocating instead for recovery processes that address the root causes of vulnerability and help communities transition toward safer, more equitable, regenerative, and climate-adaptive futures.\nAligned with international commitments including the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Framework promotes rights-based and wide landscape-scale recovery focused on reducing long-term risk, strengthening resilience, and protecting the most vulnerable communities.\nThe Framework outlines practical actions including stronger community participation, landscape-led, long-term spatial planning and regeneration, rapid-response professional task forces, and improved accountability in recovery processes.\nThe Habitat Professionals Forum is calling on governments, professionals, communities, and development partners worldwide to adopt the Framework and work collaboratively to deliver transformative recovery from disasters.\nSpeakers:\nHPF Chair Eleanor Mohammed, (CAP: Commonwealth Association of Planners) - Canada\nHPF Co-Chair Prof. Lance Jay Brown (CSU: Consortium for Sustainable Urbanisation) - United States of America\nDr Frank D'hondt (ISOCARP: International Society of City and Regional Planners) - Greece\nProf. Kathryn Moore (IFLA: International Federation of Landscape Architects) - United Kingdom\nProf. Samer Bageen (GPN: Global Planners Network & RTPI: Royal Town Planning Institute, Vice-President) - United Kingdom\nAlissa Bankovska (FIABCI-Ukraine: International Real Estate Federation - Ukraine, President) - Ukraine","categories":["Meetings & Events","Conferences","World Urban Forum","13th"],"geographic_subject":[],"subject_topical":[],"corporate_name":[],"speaker_affiliation":[],"related_documents":[{"title":"World Urban Forum Website","url":"https://wuf.unhabitat.org/"},{"title":"Programme","url":"https://wuf.unhabitat.org/main-events"}]},"transcript":null,"message":"No transcript available"}