Inclusion

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.

This publication outlines the evolving landscape of climate and disaster risk financing and insurance in the Philippines, emphasising its central role in strengthening DRR, food system resilience, and support for vulnerable populations.

The article provides guidance on how to engage ethically and collaboratively with Indigenous Knowledge holders to support inclusive nature-based climate adaptation and biodiversity initiatives.

Across Asia and the Pacific, change acts as a "threat multiplier," deepening pre-existing inequalities and disproportionately impacting women during disasters.

A quarter of people in three African neighbourhoods have been forced to take time off work due to heat stress, research by IIED and Slum Dwellers International reveals.

This issue paper reports the findings of pilot participatory heat data collection in Kenya, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.

Research shows that the poorest may be least able to move away from harm.