The occurrence of disasters of great magnitude or recurrent events of lesser intensity represent a risk and a burden for the country's development, which may result in the loss of productive capital and welfare in society, that have a direct impact on economic activity and Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Itrend's Council of Public Organizations is promoting the generation of a study that aims to analyze the capacity of the Chilean State to plan, mobilize, distribute and execute financial resources with a broad and comprehensive approach to disaster risk management (DRM), addressing issues on the amount and methods of use of resources for the development of initiatives with a resilience approach, and on the amount of financial resources allocated annually to DRM and the balance in their distribution, among others.