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Resilience to climate change in Asia-Pacific depends on gender equality, says UNEP
The United Nations Environment Programme have highlighted that for the Asia-Pacific...
APEC accelerates early warning systems after the record breaking disasters of 2017
APEC member economies are fast-tracking the development of digital safeguards in the...
Sri Lanka is hopeful a new pumping station will protect against flooding
At the start of 2018 work began in Colombo, Sri Lanka, to construct a large pumping...
A new project puts women at the forefront of climate resilience in Bangladesh
The Green Climate Fund has approved a US$25 million grant to support Bangladesh’s...
Monsoon season poses a serious risk for Bangladesh’s refugee communities
Severe weather brought on by the monsoon season in Bangladesh poses a significant...
Wetlands are key to Disaster Risk Reduction
February 2nd marks World Wetlands Day which aims to raise awareness of the...
Somalia hopes to ensure that drought never turns to famine again
Somalia has launched a new humanitarian plan with the support of the United Nations that...
Nigeria is set to launch its biggest ever yellow fever vaccination campaign
The government of Nigeria have announced plans for their biggest ever yellow fever...
UN reports that over half of Somalis are in need of emergency aid
More than 6.2 million Somalis are in need of emergency aid following a major drought...
What are the Humanitarian Priorities for this Year?
The United Nations forecasts that conflict will drive humanitarian needs this year,...
We need insurance to reflect the reality of climate disasters
It is well known that climate change causes an increase in the likelihood and severity...
Building on the Past to Invest in the Future
With 2017 drawing to a close, it is now time to put 2018 in focus. Global economic...
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