The National DRR symposium is held annually back to back with the International Day for Disaster Reduction (IDDR) which falls on 13th day of October every year. The aim of the national symposium is to bring stakeholders, DRR practitioners, academia, NGOs

Nepal is vulnerable to landslides due to the landscape’s geological fragility and steep terrain, unsustainable development practices, and extreme rainfall events. Each year, economic losses and the loss of lives from landslides constitute a significant

Course Objectives By completing the FDRM, participants will learn how to: - Discuss dynamics of flood risk in a changing climate - Evaluate the extent of flood risk and vulnerability and assess the capacity to response - Develop comprehensive strategies

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 adopted in the Third UN World Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction provides a strong guidance to support national and local efforts in drafting, amending, and adopting sectoral laws and

Course objectives The course aims to develop the capacity of CBDRR practitioners who will be the main project implementers at the community level on essential skills and knowledge on community based disaster risk management including: Discuss the context

7th International i-Rec Conference and Student Competition Disasters and crises are occurring more frequently and with greater intensity in urban areas. Crises occurring in the urban context pose particular challenges for recovery and reconstruction, due

This is the third annual Disaster Preparedness Forum hosted by CSR Asia and Prudence Foundation. Bringing together key leaders in business, humanitarian, and government sectors across the Asia-Pacific region, the Forum aims to help advance and form