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Communities around the world are rising to the challenge of tsunami resilience, creating a global wave of readiness, so that warnings and evacuation routes work for the people most at risk of being left behind.

This study examines how the Benazir Income Support Programme and emergency cash grants affect climate resilience among informal workers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, finding short-term relief but limited recovery due to inflexible support and access barriers.

The COP process is struggling with political gridlock, but climate action is gaining momentum through national interests and voluntary coalitions. COP31 can help reshape cooperation, mobilize climate finance and support vulnerable countries.

This assessment examines climate risks to health and health services in the Philippines, finding rising disease burdens, widespread facility hazard exposure and capacity gaps. It prioritizes coordinated, region-specific adaptation.

This report maps climate hazards and health facility exposure in Indonesia, estimates over 3.6 million additional cases of five climate-sensitive conditions by 2050, and recommends resilient health services and integrated early warning systems.

This report assesses climate-related health and nutrition risks and health-system readiness in Benin, projecting over 46,000 additional child stunting cases annually by 2050 and 42 facilities at risk of disruptive flooding.

This paper shows that recently observed exceptional heatwaves are no match to potential future 21st century events based on multiple metrics.

This technical report presents a global assessment of the health, environmental and economic benefits and costs of scaling up six prioritised climate–health actions.

This knowledge paper examines how spatial and territorial planning can help operationalise Risk Informed Development (RID).