All Recovery Resources

This report addresses educational infrastructure and the global issue of it being underfunded and overexteded. Schools are more vulnerable to natural hazards than other building types, not only putting children at significant risk, but also reducing the

This report celebrates communities across Canada that are adapting to reduce the risk of loss and damage from extreme weather. This includes reducing the risk of damage from flood, wildfire, severe wind, and other hazards. This report recognizes the

​​​​​​​This report documents the findings from the evaluation of the CARE's assistance in the response and recovery program and provides forward-looking recommendations for the partnership and for preparedness and future emergency response in Tonga.

This report of the commission describes how the state of Texas responded to the disaster, and how Texans began the long road to recovery. 

The report formulates recommendations to make Kerala the first green state in India with an eco-sensitive and risk-informed approach. The report also gives several high-ticket innovations and global examples to build back better (BBB) Kerala.

This document is a comprehensive report prepared as part of the Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) following the severe floods and landslides in Kerala, India, in August 2018.

This document for the QSAND tool describes sustainability performance criteria against which recovery and reconstruction projects can be self-assessed and scored so as to inform decisions made in the aftermath of a disaster. QSAND was developed by BRE

This is a report on a nine-day observation conducted from 31 October 2018 to 8 November 2018, after M 7.5 earthquake struck Central Sulawesi on 28 September 2018 at 6:02 pm local time (10:02 UTC).

This project infosheet presents the pilot demonstration project focused on building a resilient community capable of adaptation and implementing sustainable development solutions. Considering the community’s needs, strengths, and aspirations, particular

In August 2018, Kerala experienced unprecedented flooding, resulting in the loss of 483 lives, extensive damage to infrastructure and agriculture, and highlighting significant deficiencies in disaster management and environmental planning.