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Meetings and conferences related to topics concerning disaster risk reduction, disaster risk communication, sustainability, resilience, recovery and beyond.

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Rome
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Online
ICSD 2026: 14th International Conference on Sustainable Development
The 14th ICSD 2026 draws inspiration from the pressing challenges of environmental, economic, and socio-cultural sustainability, addressing the needs of present and future generations within a global-scale context.
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Turin, Italy
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In person
Cities’ Identity Through Architecture and Arts (CITAA) – 10th Edition
CITAA 10 provides an inclusive platform for idea exchange, debate, and collaboration. The conference seeks innovative approaches to urban identity, cultural continuity, and transformation.
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Aveiro
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In person
Third GEM-EGU Summer School on GeoHazards Risk Assessment
This summer school offers comprehensive training in earthquake impact assessment through a multi-hazard approach, covering ground shaking, liquefaction, landslides, and tsunamis.
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Online
Applying taxonomies to scale climate-resilient investment opportunities in Asia-Pacific
This webinar will introduce UNEP FI’s Adaptation Finance Taxonomy Playbook, a practical resource designed to help financial institutions navigate these challenges.
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Online
Resilient Voices: Making Disaster Preparedness More Inclusive
How can we ensure that everyone receives, understands, and can act on risk information before, during, and after disasters?
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None
Online
Climate Action Summit - Local, Everywhere
Through dialogue, knowledge exchange, and collaboration, the Summit highlights innovative approaches to addressing climate risks, reducing vulnerability, and strengthening disaster risk reduction efforts.
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Online
Not Natural, Not Neutral: How disaster language decides who gets protected
If hazards become disasters through decisions about land, housing, infrastructure and legal status, then those decisions have a pattern. Some people are protected by them. Some are not.