Women Pushing for Transformation – A Dialogue on the Future of SDG, DRR,and Planetary Health

This GP2022 Side Event will interrogate the importance of risk-informed humanitarian and development action as a means to build resilience in today’s complex crises.

The stakes for our planet have never been higher. Climate and disaster risks are growing faster than our collective efforts to build resilience.

This Ignite Stage session presents a new online resource called Earth Observations (EO) Risk Toolkit, as an integral part of the National Risk Information Portal (NRIP) under the UNDRR’s flagship initiative called the Global Risk Assessment Framework.

This session will bring stakeholders together, to communicate their knowledge and experience on how DRR can inform climate change policy.

In this session, government officials, civil society, and the United Nations representatives will discuss the benefits of good disaster risk governance, including how such an approach was developed in a given context.

In this session local actors and partners will share progress and lessons learned to enhance understanding of what is needed for effective, equitable locally led adaptation to climate change and disaster risk reduction, with a particular focus on partners

This session invites participants/delegates working on displacement or interested in learning more about disaster displacement and plan for a joint engagement at GP22.

During the first half of the 2nd day of the GPDRR SF, participants will take part in interactive and outcome oriented smaller parallel sessions. This report-back session will serve as an opportunity for all to learn about the parallel sessions.outcomes.

Experience, tools & guidance to ‘move words into action’ for stakeholders wanting to engage & work with children & youth on disaster risk reduction & climate change adaptation