The City of Sendai sustained serious damage from the Great East Japan Earthquake disaster, which occurred on March 11, 2011.

CDP works on community-based disaster risk reduction and management (CBDRRM) and climate change adaptation (CCA).

In Indonesia, a 2016 flash flood occurred in Cimanuk Watershed, Garut District, resulting in more than 2,525 people being displaced.

The COVID pandemic has strongly affected people with disability across the entire world, as well as reinforcing barriers and stigmatization.

Through its researches on the characteristics of resilient communities, the indicators contributing to them and the available measurement methodologies, IFRC has recently developed the “Community Resilience Measurement Dashboard” (CRMD).

CARI! is a research & ICT-based start-up providing end-to-end disaster-related knowledge management products & services in Indonesia and ASEAN region.

This presentation elaborates on effective national response mechanisms in Cambodia which aim to reduce the impacts and damage caused by natural disasters, particularly flooding.

This speech will look at some of the benefits of working in partnership across the Pacific to better deliver community-driven DRR and preparedness programming.

Framed in the COVID-19 context, this presentation will provide information on how communities can plan for economic recovery after a disaster through increased focus on disaster financial literacy.

Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) works with local communities and disaster management agencies to map and understand risk by developing comprehensive data sets on buildings, roads, and key lifeline infrastructure data.