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Having the right funding mechanisms in place to be able to respond appropriately in advance of, or as quickly as necessary after, a shock is critical. In parallel, there is an increase in the use of disaster risk financing instruments to address needs using a more timely, pre-planned, risk-informed approach. The Grand Bargain, for example, is making some progress in improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the response system. The international humanitarian system is exploring ways to respond differently to meet needs in the face of the funding gap.
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