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In the 02/19/2026 edition: Disaster management and resilience events are gaining global momentum as institutions expand disaster training programs, strengthen climate adaptation strategies, and advance risk reduction initiatives. The February 19, 2026 edition highlights key international conferences, webinars, and career opportunities in Event: Launch of Financial Protection Against Catastrophic Risks: Floods, Fires and Other Major […]

In the 02/17/2026 edition: News: Call for proposals: A disaster resilient society for Europe By European Commission on Feb 16, 2026 04:34 pm Under Horizon Europe, this destination’s expected outcome is that losses from natural, accidental and human-made disasters are reduced through enhanced disaster risk reduction. News: Heatwaves and lightning should be added to national

In the 02/17/2026 edition: News: Call for proposals: A disaster resilient society for Europe By European Commission on Feb 16, 2026 04:34 pm Under Horizon Europe, this destination’s expected outcome is that losses from natural, accidental and human-made disasters are reduced through enhanced disaster risk reduction. News: Heatwaves and lightning should be added to national

UNESCO and the UNITWIN/UNESCO Chairs Programme invite global academic networks to a Futures Dialogue exploring the future of knowledge societies. The online event will examine how inclusive knowledge progress can be sustained amid technological transformation, geopolitical uncertainty, and evolving global power dynamics.   Version française ci-dessous   Dear UNESCO Chairs and UNITWIN Networks, We are

In the 02/12/2026 edition:   This edition highlights international disaster resilience events, expert webinars, and climate preparedness initiatives aimed at strengthening institutional capacity, improving infrastructure governance, supporting SMEs, and advancing early warning systems through global collaboration and knowledge sharing. Event: Webinar series on strengthening the disaster resilience of SMEs | Part 3: Urban resilience &

In the 02/10/2026 edition: This edition highlights growing climate disasters worldwide, from extreme heat and sea-level spikes to wildfire smoke and infrastructure risks, while examining how early warning systems, risk communication, and resilience-focused investments are evolving.   News: Why do disasters still happen, despite early warnings? Because systems are built to wait for certainty By

Hamid NAZARI UNESCO Chairholder in the UNESCO Chair on Coastal Geo-Hazard Analysis (UCCGHA) CEO in Intelligent Geo-Mine Co- Ltd. (IGM)

In the 02/05/2026 edition: This edition highlights upcoming global disaster risk reduction events, including international conferences, webinars, and training programs focused on climate resilience, earthquake engineering, anticipatory action, infrastructure resilience, and risk communication. Event: 18th Symposium on earthquake engineering By Department of Earthquake Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee published on Feb 04, 2026 11:14

In the 02/03/2026 edition: This news roundup highlights recent global developments in climate risk and early warning systems, focusing on intensifying extreme weather events, advances in forecasting technologies, and growing efforts to strengthen resilience and disaster risk reduction across regions. News: Strengthening Mozambique’s early warning systems through meteorological and hydrological capacity building By World Meteorological

In the 01/15/2026 edition:   Disaster resilience updates for January 2026 highlight global initiatives advancing climate-resilient health systems, anticipatory action, early warning technologies, urban resilience, cultural heritage protection, and international career opportunities in disaster risk reduction. Event: Climate-resilient health systems for sustained value chains, healthcare access and services By Global Center on Adaptation published on

In the 01/20/2026 edition:   Disaster resilience news for January 2026 highlights the accelerating impacts of climate change, including extreme heat, wildfires, floods, sea level rise, and health risks, alongside global efforts in disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, insurance reform, and community preparedness.   News: Oregon bill would require home insurers to consider wildfire prevention