Opportunities

The Santiago Network Secretariat is launching a global call for inputs to support the development of the inaugural regular report on loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change.

This event is open to school-aged youth worldwide and encourages participants to use AGI/AIGC tools to create innovative works on tsunami prevention and mitigation.

CDRI invites photographers to capture indigenous and traditional practices that have made communities resilient to natural hazards and to share the story of their resilience characteristics and impact.

Registration is now open for experts to review the First Order Draft of the Working Group II contribution to IPCC’s Seventh Assessment Report on impacts, adaptation and vulnerability.

APSTCDRR 2027 aims to assess progress made since 2015, promote risk-informed policymaking, foster science-policy-practice interfaces, and advance inclusive, demand-driven innovation.

Apply now to showcase how your business is building resilience to climate change through real-world action and measurable impact.

Call for contributions that examine how disasters shape and are shaped by electoral politics, governance regimes, and political agenda setting, as well as those reflecting the diverse approaches taken to reduce disaster risks.

WMO is pleased to launch the Global Integrated Flood and Drought Management Competition for Youth-Led Projects supports innovative, youth-driven ideas that address the challenges posed by floods and droughts and advance Early Warnings for All (EW4All).

Seeking contributions on traditional medicine, vernacular architecture, agricultural practices, clothing traditions, oral history, and other community-based knowledge related to heat prevention and management.

The Early Warnings for All (EW4All) Pillar Leads, UNDRR, WMO, ITU and IFRC, invite your feedback on the impact of the initiative to date, the gaps that remain in early warning systems, and the way forward for global cooperation to support them