Civil society/NGOs

The Asia Pacific is deeply affected by disaster displacement - this report reveals not only the scale of this crisis affecting communities in the region, but also the power of local action in supporting people to adapt, prepare and become more resilient.

This report examines the current landscape of extreme heat management among United Nations entities and International Organizations, identifying challenges, opportunities & strategies for improving collaboration & governance to support this call to action

This primer by Global Risks and Resilience sets out the range of challenges that climate change presents for poor and vulnerable people in the Global South and the ways that philanthropy can support social protection systems to respond to these needs.

This is a conference report of the Fifth World Tsunami Museum Conference (WTMC5) which was held on 14 October 2024 during the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (APMCDRR 2024) in the Philippines.

This report aims to provide an overarching picture of the scope, severity, and causes of Kabul’s current water crisis, while offering potential ways for the humanitarian community to engage on this issue and improve water security for Kabul’s residents

This report aims to support the localisation of Early Warning Systems (EWS) by identifying existing barriers, challenges, and best practices. To achieve this, a global survey was conducted between November 2024 and January 2025.

The 2025 Sasakawa Award winners were announced at the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction, in a ceremony celebrating some outstanding contributions to disaster risk reduction.