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The Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction is the main global forum to assess and discuss progress on the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has unveiled plans to develop a regional resilience strategy with efficient coordination and effective early warning systems to tackle crises within the region. | Pulse Nigeria

An emphasis on strategic importance and geopolitics should not sideline the diverse needs of the people this vast and diverse region.

With its collaboration with the National Resilience Council (NRC), the Mandaue City Government plans to construct resilience centers within each of the city's five clusters, comprising its 27 barangays to further strengthen its disaster response and preparedness.

"Our combined endeavours are vital in lessening the consequences of disasters, safeguarding marginalised communities,

The Federal Government has underscored the need to build an integrated disaster database and risk information management system for the country. The Director-General, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Mr Mustapha Ahmed, said this on Wednesday in Abuja at a technical workshop on United Nations Risk Reduction Monitoring and Reporting of the Sendai framework 2015-2030. The

Stakeholders in Disaster Risks Reduction and climate change have urged collaborative efforts to tackle the challenges posed by climate change and other

The Federal Government has emphasised the need to build an integrated disaster database and risk information management system for the country. The

Saulteau First Nations is applying for the Wawanesa Community Wildfire Prevention Grant to create culturally informed emergency documents to be used in combination with their cultural burning project, which aims to revitalize community knowledge around wildfire management. 

The cyclone also affected Masvingo and Mashonaland East provinces with Tsholotsho heavily affected in Matabeleland North.