Local knowledge & community based resilience building strategies at Central Sulawesi & Banten Province
Banten and Central Sulawesi are two areas where earthquakes are often followed by tsunamis.
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Nature-based Solutions to accelerate Sendai and beyond
This side event follows the session on Nature-based Solutions on the 26th of May. It will look cross-thematically at the Global Platform’s themes and address how Nature-based solutions can contribute to the implementation of the Sendai Framework.
EcoDRR – a source of hope for climate resilience in Afghanistan
Afghanistan is one of worst natural disaster prone countries in the world.
Enhancing protection against lightning
Nepal is one of the 20 most disaster-prone countries in the world. Lightning was the second most frequent with 354 incidents during 2020 and 2021 according to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) data.
Breaking the vicious cycle of disasters: How preventing housing collapse can reshape risk reduction
By 2030, 40% of the world will be living in substandard housing, and an increasing number of the global population is at risk of one or more hazards.
MHEWC-III State of play on early warning systems: Progress on Target G & Stocktake for Sendai Framework Mid-Term Review
This Session will review global trends, "take stock" of progress in the implementation of Target G of the Sendai Framework and review gaps, and report on latest trends in MHEWS.
Local Leaders Forum: Towards Inclusive, Safe, Resilient & Sustainable Cities
The Local Leaders Forum will share practical experiences and policy recommendations of ‘SDGs in Action’ from municipalities around the world
Disaster risk reduction and health in the Asia-Pacific region: Policy integration, gender equality and human rights
This presentation shares findings from a policy review that shows the connections between disaster risk reduction and health, in existing policies at the regional and sub-regional levels in Asia and the Pacific.
An effective multi-hazard early warning system for the Africa we want
The Africa Multi-Hazard Early Warning and Early Action (AMHEWAS) Programme strengthens continental, regional and national capacities to collect, exchange and analyse data.
Assessing and preparing social protection systems for disaster response - sharing an innovative tool and its application in countries
Social protection has deep relevance for CCA, DRR and Disaster Response, and can be a mechanism to support people when they need it the most.
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