Partners for Resilience India The Partners for Resilience Strategic Partnership 2016-2020 focusses on dialogue trajectories for Integrated Risk Management (IRM), done by Civil Society organisations and networks. Cordaid implements this program in India (amongst other countries), in the Asia region and at international level. In order to advocate for IRM also knowledge management and capacity strengthening activities are done. With local partners: UNNATI (Organisation for Development Education); Kalvi Kendra; Caritas India; SEEDS; HARC (Himalayan Action Research Centre) Overall objective: support the implementation of UNISDR's Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, and SDG's 11, 13, 15, to ensure that vulnerable people become more resilient to crises in the face of climate change and environmental degradation. Strategic objectives: ensure increased community resilience through: 1. strengthening partner NGO's and communities in their knowledge and their dialogue capacity on Integrated Risk Management (IRM); 2. embarking on specific IRM dialogue trajectories at local, national and regional levels, focusing on 3 domains: Policy, Investment and Practise The key target groups for the program are communities and groups that are marginalised and therefore vulnerable to disasters, with special attention paid to women, youth, elderly and disabled persons. The specific target groups for the dialogue capacity strengthening are Civil Society organisations and networks, at local, national and regional level, in India and in Asia. The key targets (audience) of the dialogue trajectories are stakeholders in the IRM policy, investment and practise domains