Calendario de Eventos

The event reinforced regional collaboration’s critical role in advancing early warning systems and aligning efforts with the Sendai Framework and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

The University of Canterbury, the IFRC and UNDRR are pleased to announce a Conference on Rights, Responsibilities and Disasters: Using the Law to Reduce Disaster Risk in Asia Pacific

Web talk on investing in disaster risk reduction with the topic of direct and indirect costs of disasters. Estimating direct and indirect costs of disasters is the first step in UNDRR's national financing framework for DRR.

The launch event will bring together the UNDRR SRSG, and the UNITAR Executive Director, to celebrate the successful alignment of the organizations in bringing important resources to the world via well-designed capacity development material.

Most of the infrastructure that will be required by 2050 is yet to be built. This necessity to build credible, strategic, and critical infrastructure systems is juxtaposed with rising climate and disaster risks.

A DRR gap analysis workshop can help identify the existing strengths and weaknesses in Suriname’s current disaster risk management systems. It can provide valuable insights into improving the country's preparedness, response, and recovery efforts.

This event highlights the greater acceleration and synergy in climate action, explores the role of loss and damage analytics in informing NDCs, comprehensive risk management, agri-food system resilience, Early Warnings for All, and coherent financing.