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Category: Disaster Management and Response
Climate Change is Disrupting Rainfall Patterns Across the Globe
Research shows human-caused warming has increased rainfall variability worldwide, intensifying droughts and floods over the last century.
Funding Climate Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction Can Reduce Displacement
A report highlights rising displacement in Asia-Pacific due to extreme weather, urging investment in climate adaptation and prevention.
Are Cities Ready to Handle Climate-Related Risks?
The 2024 Economist Impact report highlights the climate concerns of urban residents, noting that most cities are underprepared.
New Zealand’s Response to the 2023 Severe Weather Events
Following a series of severe weather disasters, New Zealand’s North Island is revisiting and reforming its emergency management approach.
Recovery from Helene’s Aftermath will be Long and Hard
The six US states in Hurricane Helene's path are still reeling from its impacts weeks after its landfall on Thursday night, 26 September.
Is Climate Change Behind Major Category Hurricanes like Helene?
As climate change drives more intense hurricanes, the devastation Hurricane Helena caused is a stark reminder of what's to come.
Climate Change Mitigation thru Land & Forest Restoration in Kenya
Kenya's forests are vanishing. Community-led projects are being developed to restore forests and build resilience to mitigate climate change.
Flood Havoc in Kenya Underscores Climate Adaptation Need
Kenya’s Climate Adaptation Plan offers a roadmap to safeguard its future from climate change and build resilience after devastating floods.
Study Reveals Challenges in Sri Lanka’s Post-Disaster Recovery
Research delves into the recovery challenges Sri Lanka faced post-2016–2017 floods, offering crucial lessons for future disaster management.