Publicaciones de UNDRR

On the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction 2025, the E-STAG, in support of the UNDRR ROECA, organized a webinar "Financial incentives as a strategy for promoting disaster resilience."

The Extreme Heat Risk Management Scorecard, developed as an addendum to the Disaster Resilience Scorecard for Cities, aims to support sub-national and local governments in assessing and strengthening their heat risk management efforts.

This paper highlights key lessons and best practices from implementing the 2020–2025 guidance on integrating disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation into UN Cooperation Frameworks to build resilient societies through risk-informed planning.

The Doha Political Declaration outlines several priority actions geared towards reducing disaster risk and enhancing resilience. In line with mandates and building on ongoing initiatives, UNDRR is committed to supporting social development.

The aim of the report is to examine how cities in Europe and Central Asia are addressing extreme urban heat. It focuses on on-the-ground, lived experiences that highlight challenges and solutions relevant to other local governments in the region.

Recovery readiness framework and assessment tool enables governments to systematically measure and strengthen their preparedness for resilient recovery.

The publication explores how Pacific countries are addressing loss and damage from climate impacts, including through the Santiago network, which connects governments with technical expertise, funding, and capacity support to strengthen resilience.

Solomon Islands is strengthening early warning and early action systems to reach even the most remote communities. The country is advancing impact-based forecasting, inclusive communication, and anticipatory action.

Samoa is a Pacific leader in early warning and early action, with strong national-to-community governance, pioneering policies, and women-led initiatives that make disaster preparedness inclusive, proactive, and effective.

Kiribati is strengthening early warning and early action systems to address droughts, coastal erosion, and rising sea levels. Through the EW4All initiative, the country is building inclusive, community-driven systems to protect every island and community.