Celebrate 100 Grants: International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

Women’s participation and perspectives are important at all levels of environmental decision-making for socio-economic development as they are important stakeholders in achieving disaster risk managem...

Indigenous knowledge is important as it encourages community participation and empowers communities in reducing disaster risk with minimum external support. This program will be held in Douala, Camero...

Reduction of flood risk depends on the amount of information on floods available to community members. This project will make information on flooding causes and mitigation more available and foster th...

Numerous public and private universities in Bangladesh are now offering Disaster Risk Management undergraduate and postgraduate programs but there is not yet strong demand for this new discipline. A p...

The focus of this year’s Day of Disaster Reduction is to reduce damage to critical infrastructure and disruption of basic services. This event in Tafawa Balewar Square, Lagos will bring together Unive...

Bonou suffers from constant flooding due to its proximity to the Oueme River. To mitigate the damage from natural hazards such as floods, at-risk communities must be aware of the dangers, protective m...

This outreach program will advocate for an approach that integrates disaster risk reduction and climate change adaption to build resilience in a sustainable way by organizing a talk show in secondary ...