Documents and publications

This study investigates how crowdsourced user comments collected through the LastQuake app can be used to improve situational awareness following an earthquake.

Developed by the UNEP, the Mental Health Integration Guide: A Tool for Insurers provides a practical framework to help insurers understand and address the links between climate change, mental health and social resilience.

This study analyses the impact of the earthquakes that occurred on the 7 and 19 September 2017, with magnitudes of 8.2 and 7.1 respectively, on crime patterns in Mexico City.

As part of the process to strengthen national capabilities in tracking landslide losses and damages, this research presents the result of an initiative by UNDRR and its partners to encourage the development of data standards and methodological frameworks.

This study proposes an integrated environmental-urban diagnostic methodology that defines objective functions, identifies priority intervention areas, clarifies the role of drainage projects, and enables the measurement of intervention efficiency.

This report explores the ways in which Nigeria can pursue its development objectives while considering the challenges of climate change and the opportunities of low-emission technologies.

This report presents a comprehensive flood and coastal erosion risk assessment for Gambia and proposes a prioritized investment framework combining structural measures, nature-based solutions, and policy reforms to strengthen climate resilience.

This paper examines how Japan's employment insurance system has been adapted to protect jobs and support workers during natural disasters, drawing on the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake as a primary case study to extract lessons for other countries.