Update

The sessions commenced with presentations on the Scorecard self-assessment tools and underscored the critical role of climate resilience in disaster risk management.

Thailand has been on an extraordinary journey with the Making Cities Resilient 2030 (MCR2030) initiative since 2022. Universities have been key to this progress

CAF and UNDRR develop a series of tools for disaster risk reduction and increased resilience in the Americas and Caribbean region.

Four cities and one region in Ukraine have taken initial steps to scale up ambitions and actions to reduce disaster risk and strengthen their urban resilience.

Amazon city and future COP-host Belém holds a virtual training on risk management, climate resilience and disaster preparedness with UNDRR and ICLEI.

In November 2023, the township of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill took a step forward in enhancing its resilience.

The municipality of Busovača, Bosnia & Herzegovina, conducted joint evacuation drills to raise awareness among the younger population on emergency situations.

Reducing disaster risk is seemingly never-ending in a country like the Philippines, which is exposed to a multitude of natural hazards.

Responding to the Political Declaration of the high-level meeting on the midterm review of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, the workshop was held to enhance sub-national capacities focusing on accessing funds for implementation.

The Portuguese cities of Amadora, Cascais, and Odivelas hosted the 9th Meeting of Resilient Cities as part of their commitment to the MCR2030 initiative.