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Previous webinars and workshops

UNDRR works globally with governments, institutions, the private sector and civil society to build capacity to mainstream disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation into sustainable development.

Here is a list of previous UNDRR webinars and workshops. A list of current training can be found here.

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Chiba, Japan
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In person
Enhancing country capacity on the Global Disaster-Related Statistics Framework (G-DRSF)
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Online
The webinar offers a practical entry point for organizations and stakeholder constituencies seeking to strengthen disability inclusion in their everyday work.
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Online
This joint AI Masterclass Webinar Series organized by UNDRR and Google is designed to bridge the gap between cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) research and practical, on-the-ground disaster risk reduction.
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Alexandria
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In person
The workshop will support Alexandria’s journey under the Making Cities Resilient 2030 (MCR2030) initiative and contribute to advancing the proposed Consortium for Alexandria.
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Online
The Indigenous Knowledge and Disaster Risk Reduction Network, in collaboration with UNDRR, conducted a regional consultation throughout 2025 with Indigenous Peoples from Latin America and the Caribbean and other regions of the world.
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Online
The window that opens between the seasonal forecast and the event's peak is a strategic asset: acting now, while there is still time, can make the difference between operational continuity and significant losses. Primarily Spanish-language content.
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Online
On Wednesday, 24 July 2026, UNDRR's Regional Office for Africa and EW4All partners will host a webinar providing an introductory and practical overview of Cell Broadcast for early warning in Africa.
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Online
Over the past decade, countries across the region have faced devastating earthquakes, floods, droughts, storms, conflict-related destruction, and large-scale displacement, placing unprecedented pressure on governments, communities and infrastucture.
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Online
Given the high probability of an El Niño episode developing in 2026, strengthening the region's preparedness for its potential impacts is critical.
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Online
In some regions, it can cause heavy rains, flooding, landslides, and disruptions to fishing, agriculture, public health, and infrastructure; while in others, it can lead to droughts and extreme temperature fluctuations.

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