Inclusion

This document explains what the Resilience Assessment Benchmarking and Impact Toolkit (RABIT) is, and why, when and how to use it. It offers practical guidance on how to integrate the notion of resilience throughout the project cycle, to identify the

This study presents the perceptions of key stakeholders within heatwave plans in Belgium and The Netherlands on their responsibilities, the partnerships, and the effectiveness of the local implementation in Brussels and Amsterdam. National heatwave plans

This document explores the links between ocean and marine ecosystems, climate change and human mobility. The International Organization of Migration (IOM) and the Ocean and Climate Platform (OCP) have combined their efforts in order to address this

The Rwanda government is building a `Disaster Resilience Village’ to be used as a safe haven by communities at risk. They are devising simple ways of constructing houses for people left homeless due to disasters and have announced a new drive to integrate local and indigenous knowledge with science and technology to increase disaster resilience.

A new report released by the World Bank and the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery warns that the combined human and economic impacts of extreme weather on poverty are far more devastating than previously understood. The study uses a new method of measuring disaster damages, factoring in the unequal burden of natural disasters on the poor.

This report warns that the combined human and economic impacts of extreme weather on poverty are far more devastating than previously understood.

This paper provides an overview of the recent 2015-16 El Niño climate-related events and the subsequent lack of adequate response to the global drought. It proposes a fair shares approach to climate justice, thereby providing guidance for appropriate

In the aftermath of the earthquake that struck Nepal in April 2015, many efforts engaged youth in relief and recovery activities, however, the elderly were completely left out. A peer-to-peer learning experience with an elder-led recovery effort in Japan showed Nepali community leaders how much they can achieve by working collectively.