Community-based DRR

This study contributes to the development of integrated, systems-based adaptation strategies by examining how interactions among capitals shape resilience outcomes.

This systematic scoping review defines a theoretical framework (considering vulnerability factors, adaptation options, engagement levels and community stances) to examine challenges in addressing heat stress through community engagement.

This report explains the investments that individuals, communities, Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) sector organisations, local/central government, and businesses make in societal resilience.

Waikōloa Village has a higher risk of wildfire than Lahaina and conditions that would challenge residents' escape in case of emergency

This paper is about how citizens in small, remote Nordic communities engage with climate adaptation through awareness, everyday practices, and local political action.

This systematic review reveals low levels of flood preparedness among residents in flood-prone areas, identifying key socioeconomic determinants and prevalent strategies, underscoring the need for targeted interventions to enhance community resilience.

In the dry-season heat of northern Thailand, Hmong villagers zip through forested slopes, blasting tinder with leaf blowers and cutting through brush with machetes, while others scan for smoke on live feeds from their phones.

Higher resolution climate data is now part of the Met Office Local Authority Climate Service (LACS) following a notable update in response to user feedback.