This report is based on a stakeholder engagement to address gaps in the coordination of and response to flood related disasters in Nigeria.

The Ecuadorian Red Cross activated its Early Action Protocol (EAP) for Extreme Rainfall related to the El Niño Phenomenon. It has constantly monitored forecasts for each trigger threshold listed – and now the third trigger has been reached.

Our recently published study explores how an anticipatory action intervention was perceived and experienced among Ethiopians living with drought, alongside other crises including conflict and inflation.

The objective of this paper is to give guidelines to policymakers, researchers, and agricultural stakeholders for taking proactive actions to address the immediate and lasting impacts of El Niño.

This case study explores how countries like Bangladesh and Timor-Leste are pioneering in embedding EWEA into their legal frameworks, setting a precedent for disaster risk governance.

This case study examines how South Sudan and Malawi are leading the way in incorporating EWEA into their legal and regulatory frameworks to mitigate the impact of disasters specific to their contexts.

This report analysed financial flows for disaster risk finance in Kenya, focusing on anticipatory mechanisms at the earlier stages of the Disaster Risk Management (DRM) cycle, between disaster mitigation and resilience to early action and timely response.

The United Nations, in close collaboration with the Government of Fiji, is launching the Anticipatory Action Framework for Tropical Cyclones in Fiji, a The ground-breaking project aims to provide assistance to people before cyclones make landfall.

This pilot builds on existing disaster risk management capacity of Fiji for tropical cyclones, including well established climate and disaster risk governance, early warning systems and coordination structures.

The Centre for Disaster Protection's inaugural annual report shows total share of 2.7% of the USD71 billion international crisis financing was used for pre-arranged finance in 2021, and just 0.2% of humanitarian funding went to anticipatory action.