Human and animal health and wellbeing are linked and interdependent in many complex and varied ways.

UNOSAT presents on the use of satellite imagery for improved disaster risk reduction at the local and regional level.

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

Fly for Humanity is a youth initiative that optimizes the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) or Drones for the sake of humanity.

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.

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.

This Ignite Stage session will highlight the challenge of preparing people for unprecedented hazards, the frequency of which is increasing as the climate changes.

Afghanistan is one of worst natural disaster prone countries in the world.

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.