Inclusion

This report addresses a critical gap in disaster preparedness in Kenya: early warning systems for floods and droughts that are tailored to the specific needs of the most vulnerable population groups.

The report presents a regional diagnostic of disability-inclusive emergency preparedness and response across 38 countries.

When the rains finally came to Nairobi at the beginning of March, many residents were grateful. But then the nightly showers turned torrential, and residents across the city’s informal settlements began to worry.

Analysis in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine shows how heatwaves, extreme cold, and heavy rain impact the incidence of heart disease in older populations.

A new partnership between researchers and community members created a comprehensive network of weather stations across underserved areas of the city.

Many flood adaptation measures exacerbate existing environmental injustices. A Cary-coauthored perspective suggests strategies to break the cycle.

This report presents a rapid assessment of the impacts of a cyclone on persons with disabilities (PwDs) in Sri Lanka, conducted by Yellow Dot and partners.