Community announcements

This Special Collection aims to serve as a knowledge mobilization and translation platform, leveraging insights from international scholars across research, practice, policy and education to advance understanding of NE&ILs in various contexts.

This open call is launched for software applications, content and services that help to integrate the use of climate and weather information to protect and improve human health, enhancing the ability to predict and respond to climate-related health risks.

The Arctic Institute is pleased to announce that we are accepting abstracts for the 2026 Series on Polar Disaster Risk Reduction and Response.

READY is a groundbreaking training initiative uniting heritage professional, first aiders, risk managers, cultural bearers and emergency responders to break silos and tackle disaster risk reduction challenges to heritage.

As part of GEM's mission to strengthen global collaboration, GEM is offering a unique opportunity for public organizations to join GEM's Governing Board as Public Governors.

Young innovators are invited to submit ideas that use science, technology, and traditional knowledge to strengthen early warning systems. Selected entries will be featured at the Global Multi-Stakeholder Forum on Early Warnings for All in Geneva.

The Multi-Stakeholder Plenaries at the 2025 Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction will provide a dedicated and inclusive space for Member States, the UN system, and stakeholders to contribute their perspectives and report on progress.

n 2021-2027, the LIFE sub-programme Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation co-finances projects in the areas of urban adaptation and land-use planning, resilience of infrastructure, sustainable management of water in drought-prone areas.

IRDR invites youth and young professionals (YYP) from diverse stakeholders worldwide to share their innovations to address the pressing challenges of disaster risk reduction (DRR).

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is inviting nominations of experts to serve in the Task Group on Data Support for Climate Change Assessments (TG-Data).