National Disaster Recovery Framework

The National Disaster Recovery Framework (NDRF) is a guide used in the United States to help communities rebuild and recover after disasters, such as hurricanes or floods. It emphasizes a holistic approach to recovery, focusing on restoring environments, economies, and social systems. The NDRF outlines roles, responsibilities, and actions for government agencies, organizations, and communities to work together effectively. By involving diverse stakeholders, it aims to create a more resilient society that can bounce back more effectively from future disasters, ensuring that recovery is comprehensive and supports long-term growth and well-being.