The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) has developed frameworks and standards to integrate disaster risk reduction to guide efforts to enhance the resilience of National Critical Infrastructure (NCI). This approach strategizes the 10-principle strategic roadmap established by United Arab Emirates (UAE) and complements the UAE's centennial plan 2071 that outlines government efforts in developing future-focused mechanisms to monitor vulnerabilities in different sectors. These standards and frameworks have guided efforts to enhance the resilience of National Critical Infrastructure (NCI) and the continuity of vital services and products in the country.

UAE's 10 principles emphasize the importance of sustainability, future readiness, and long-term national resilience. These principles underline the country's commitment to developing infrastructure that is not only robust and reliable but also adaptable to emerging challenges and aligned with the UAE's strategic vision. The three aspects of UAE's approach to infrastructure are (i) continuous development, (ii) future readiness and innovation and (iii) sustainability and environmental responsibility. NCEMA's approach to infrastructure resilience also aligns with these aspects  Click to Read