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09 Sep Join Our Webinar: Study on 3 Disaster-Prone Regions in Bangladesh – flood prone Kurigram, cyclone prone Bagerhat, and landslide and multi hazard prone Cox’s Bazar

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This webinar will share key findings from a baseline study conducted in Kurigram, Bagerhat, and Cox’s Bazar by the Institute of Disaster Management and Vulnerability Studies (IDMVS) of the University of Dhaka. The study highlights critical challenges, lessons learned, and evidence-based recommendations to enhance community-led...

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27 Aug Scoping Study on the role of networks in amplifying community voice

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The SIDDRA project aims to amplify the voices of communities, promote multi-sectoral discussions, and ensure the inclusion of women and girls in decision-making processes related to DRR. Formal and informal networks play an important role to increase capacity, raise awareness, create spaces and opportunities and...

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26 Aug South Asia Policy Dialogue on Early Warning and Anticipatory Action for Accelerating Risk Mitigation

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06 Aug Coastal Disasters with a Focus on Extreme Heat: Perspectives from South Asia

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Coastal Disasters with a Focus on Extreme Heat: Perspectives from South Asia: Virtual Roundtable on Thursday, August 7, 2025, from 04:00 PM to 05:00 PM IST All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI) is organising a roundtable on “Coastal Disasters with a Focus on Extreme Heat: Perspectives from...

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04 Aug South Asia Policy Dialogue on Early Warning and Anticipatory Action for Accelerating Risk Mitigation

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17 Jun Webinar on ‘Strengthening Disaggregated Data for Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction

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The Asian Disaster Reduction and Response Network (ADRRN) is currently in the process of formulating a comprehensive, survivor-centred PSEAH policy. As a first step in this journey, ADRRN is convening a collaborative brainstorming session with its members, consortium partners, and key stakeholders. This session aims...

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17 Jun Disaggregated Data: A Key Driver for Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction Policies

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- By Mihir R. Bhatt, AIDMI, and Muhammad Taher, Founding Members of Duryog Nivaran The availability of disaggregated data is crucial for ensuring inclusive disaster risk reduction (DRR) policies. This year, the Gender Stakeholder Group for the Asia Pacific Partnership, in collaboration with Duryog Nivaran, is...

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09 Jun UNDRR head Kamal Kishore, in his closing remarks, to encourage delegates worldwide to learn from Nepal

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Nepal Home Secretary Gokarna Mani Duwadee shares best practices on disaster risk reduction at the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction Read more...

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09 Jun Parametric insurance system helps farmers to recover fast

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Parametric insurance system offers a practical answer to the traditional insurance system and damage assessments that are often slow costly, inaccessible and tends to leave out the most vulnerable segment such as farmers when affected by disasters. Dharam Uprety from Practical Action presents the...

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09 Jun Gender Pledge Wall: A call for action for gender responsive and socially inclusive disaster risk reduction

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The Gender Pledge Wall was an inspiring initiative from the Gender Stakeholder Group at Asia Pacific Ministerial Meeting that concluded in Brisbane, Australia. This was revived at the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction in Geneva that was held from the 2nd to the 6th...

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