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Ubicación: Trinidad and Tobago
UNDRR delivered technical assistance to Trinidad and Tobago, conducting workshops and capacity development activities. The collaboration resulted in an upgraded NAP that aligns DRR and CCA strategies, increasing policy efficiency and resilience.
  • United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
  • Trinidad and Tobago - government
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Ubicación: Germany
To enhance climate resilience, the largest retail association in Germany (Handelsverband Deutschland e.V., HDE) has developed tools, guidance, and trainings specifically tailored to the needs of small and medium retail businesses.
  • Climate-ADAPT
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Ubicación: Netherlands, the
The Netherlands has developed a netherlands heatwave health plan to systematically reduce heat-related health risks through coordinated governance and public warnings.
  • Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate and Health
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This is a compilation of 10 new factsheets that showcase Good Practices, with a strong focus on climate change adaptation and biodiversity conservation.
  • Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
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Ubicación: Colombia
This brief presents a project, one of the main objectives of which was to improve the urban resilience of Medellín and its capacity to respond to disasters by designing a parametric product to transfer disaster risk.
  • InsuResilience Solutions Fund
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Ubicación: Sri Lanka
This case study explores Sri Lanka’s approach to protecting elections since the current iteration of the Election Commission of Sri Lanka was constituted in 2015.
  • International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA)
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Ubicación: New Zealand
In July 1958, widespread flooding in Kaitāia township (New Zealand) involved one-metre deep standing waves. Afterwards, the Awanui River Flood Management Scheme was implemented. In August 2022, there was almost no flooding in Kaitāia and no overtopping.
  • Disasters avoided
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Ubicación: India
Automated Ice Reservoirs (AIRs) represent a revolutionary advancement in high-altitude water management, combining traditional ice reservoir knowledge with cutting-edge automation technology.
  • Adaptation at Altitude
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