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Myanmar commits to continue and tailor to crisis settings their support to the implementation of the targets for the 2030 Agenda on maternal, newborn and adolescent health to ensure safe delivery, emergency obstetric, ante natal and post-natal services in crisis settings, improved access to information on sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, emergency contraceptive services, voluntary family planning, and basic items for safe delivery and sanitary supplies, necessary medical and psychological services for SGBV survivors as well as improved capacity of health systems and workers with immediate effect.

Myanmar commits to implementing comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services as soon as possible after an emergency, by 2017.

Myanmar commits to joining the Secretary General's Every Woman Every Child Everywhere (EWECE) initiative and corresponding roadmap, by 2017, to work to end all preventable deaths of women and adolescent girls in crisis settings.

Myanmar commits to rolling out the Minimum Initial Services Package (MISP) within 48 hours of an emergency, by 2017.

Myanmar commits to systematically collect, analyze and use data disaggregated by sex, age and other relevant factors and incorporate a gender analysis when developing, implementing and monitoring disaster risk reduction and management programs.

Myanmar commits to develop or reinforce domestic rules, procedures and institutional arrangements for facilitating and regulating international disaster assistance.

Myanmar commits to achieve the Sendai Framework target to increase people'€™s access to multi-hazard early warning systems, and disaster risk information and assessments by 2030, including through initiatives, such as the Climate Risk Early Warning Systems.

Myanmar commits to consolidate data in open and accessible databases to guide the efforts of actors nationally, regionally and globally, and generate common analysis of the most pressing risks.

Myanmar commits to create and support private sector-led local, national and industry specific networks, as part of the Connecting Business Initiative, to facilitate their coordinated engagement in risk and crisis management.

Myanmar commits to enhance countries' preparedness, and accelerate this initially in twenty of the most at-risk countries, so they reach a minimum level of readiness by 2020.

Myanmar commits to systematically collect, analyze and use data disaggregated by sex, age and other relevant factors and incorporate a gender analysis when developing, implementing and monitoring disaster risk reduction and management programs.

Mynamar commits to assess the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to dominant risks and strengthen it to allow rapid and effective response and recovery, and the opportunity to "build back better"€.

Mynamar commits to make the private sector an integral part of all natural disaster response and recovery planning, and to promote business continuity.

Mynamar commits to take a more systematic and integrated approach to risk management through measures that better integrate planning in climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, response and recovery, and through closer collaboration between different sectors and partners, so that investments in each are complementary, and based on a common analysis of risk and costs.

Myanmar commits to consolidate data in open and accessible databases to guide the efforts of actors nationally, regionally and globally, and generate common analysis of the most pressing risks.

Mynamar commits to assess the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to dominant risks and strengthen it to allow rapid and effective response and recovery, and the opportunity to "build back better"€.

Myanmar commits to increasing funding for disaster risk reduction and preparedness activities and to do this in a coherent way from multiple sources, including enhanced domestic resource mobilization and private sector investment, and higher proportions of development and climate adaptation finance.