Madagascar

Resilience Building and Disaster Response Management in the Indian Ocean (RDRM-IO) programme, UNDRR component is to improve Disaster Risk Reduction understanding and governance capacities of Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius, and Seychelles.

This publication showcases four women in Malawi, Guatemala, Madagascar and Nicaragua who thanks to risk finance were able to overcome climate shock, build resilience, and help their families and communities.

This paper assesses how resilience can be strengthened through nature-based solutions and disaster-informed urban planning for Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. The inhabitants of Antananarivo are strug. ling with diverse water-related issues.

This regional resilience plan is a strategic plan developed to help tackle the occurance of the Kere phenomenon in Androy, Madagascar.

This plan deciphers elements at play and dynamic interplays between them. It exhibits critical interventions required to reduce, eliminate, and contain idiosyncratic risks that contribute to the formation of the Kere.

Across the world, flooding remains the most frequent and most damaging natural risk. This technical report begins by exploring the reasons for this state of affairs: hydrological regimes, the existence of extreme events as part of a continuous

This study aims to present the legal aspects related to involving various national and international disaster management stakeholders in the countries where the Indian Ocean Regional Intervention Platform (PIROI) operates. As such, the study selected

This climate resilience case study (No.5) from Madagascar is the fifth of ten case studies prepared by forest and farm producer organisations (FFPOs) for the Forest and Farm Facility (FFF).

It describes the actions of the Manarivo AB Society and its four