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The IRDR Young Scientists Programme is inviting early-career researchers to apply for its 7th batch, offering opportunities to join a global network and contribute to innovative disaster risk reduction research.

UNDRR launches a call for contributions for a new compendium titled “State of Art Policy and Practice of Emerging Technologies in Enhancing Resilience.”

UNESCO and ICHCAP invite you to share personal stories that show the connection between culture and climate change – from the challenges communities face and creative solutions they develop.

Communities globally are increasingly vulnerable to climate-induced disasters such as storms, floods, wildfires, and earthquakes. These events often trigger further emergencies, leading to infrastructure failures, public health issues.

This special collection from the 16th International Conference of the Integrated Disaster Risk Management (IDRiM 2026) will focus on evidence related to institutionalising and sustaining multi-hazard risk governance in a changing climate

The Avoidable Deaths Network invites you to nominate individuals whose courage, leadership, and commitment have prevented harm, protected lives, or created safer futures.

IRDR is pleased to announce a special issue in the Journal of Hazards, Risk and Resilience (JHRR) focused on advancing the community-based DRR and CCA, with a particular focus on innovative research led by young scientists.

#GNDRMembers - we need your help! Please complete our new survey on disaster risk financing: https://lnkd.in/eKHwSW5c

This 5-minute survey will assist us in understanding how parliamentarians are advancing the disaster risk reduction action agenda and how parliamentary engagement could be further enhanced.

The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction invites your feedback on how the development community engages with its disaster risk reduction tools and information resources.