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The article emphasizes the necessity of resilient recovery in the face of climate-induced disasters, citing the aftermath of the 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal as a pivotal moment. It highlights the importance of pre-planning, risk-informed strategies, and multi-dimensional approaches in recovery efforts. The Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance provides key recommendations, urging national governments to clarify roles, establish frameworks, and prioritize context-specific, locally-led recovery. The involvement of various stakeholders, including bilateral donors and the private sector, is crucial, with a call for improved climate finance quality and quantity. The article underscores the need for resilient recovery to be a top priority in safeguarding communities from climate risks.