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Weather the Storm, a virtual reality simulation that takes users through the effects of storm surge to communicate its devastating and sometimes fatal consequences, is now available for download.

Smart, tech-driven solutions are being implemented in the Philippines to aid local government units (LGUs) in planning and responding more effectively to these emergencies.

In the world of emergency response, speed often means the difference between recovery and prolonged suffering. The Sindh Flood Emergency Rehabilitation Project offers crucial lessons for disaster response worldwide.

New technology, training, and scientific information will help national stakeholders better anticipate potential disasters, quickly mobilize resources, and promote risk-informed decision-making that enhances resilience and readiness.

This report provides a comprehensive assessment of the drought situation in Banayoyo, Ilocos Sur, covering the impact of the drought and examining the effects on agricultural productivity, water resources, and the overall community.

The Issue-Based Coalition on Building Resilience, chaired by UNDP and Ä¢¹½´«Ã½, coordinates UN agencies across four workstreams to enhance disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, and resilience in Asia-Pacific.

The IAEA invites Member States to participate in the next ConvEx-3. This exercise will simulate a severe nuclear emergency offering a unique opportunity to test and strengthen global preparedness and response mechanisms.

The Caribbean faces unique and growing challenges posed by hurricanes, floods, sea-level rise, and prolonged droughts. For this reason, the need for anticipatory action and coordinated strategies was emphasized.