Early Recovery is a strategic approach that integrates humanitarian responses with long-term recovery and development efforts. By applying development principles in crisis settings, it aims to stabilize communities, restore essential services, and rebuild livelihoods. This approach ensures that humanitarian actions lead to sustainable recovery and resilience building, helping crisis-affected populations regain self-reliance swiftly.

Early Recovery coordination unites humanitarian and development actors to deliver a coherent and principled response to emergencies. It enhances the effectiveness of humanitarian efforts by improving predictability, accountability, and partnerships.

This page provides information about the activities of the Early Recovery Cluster, activated following the 7.7 earthquake that hit Myanmar on 28 March 2025.

For more information about the ER Cluster please contact to this email [email protected]

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