Education and school safety

Policies and activities in the education sector to protect students and educators from disasters impacts, ensure continuity of education through all expected hazards and strengthen risk reduction and resilience through education.

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To find out what children must do if a tremor hits when parents, teachers or other adults are not around, Mainichi Shimbun interviewed Satoko Oki, a seismologist and associate professor at Keio University's Faculty of Environment and Information Studies.
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In medical school, students spend long hours poring over textbooks and notes to learn how to care for their future patients. And a growing number of students insist that their education must include climate change.
Yale Climate Connections
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The municipality of Busovača, Bosnia & Herzegovina, conducted joint evacuation drills to raise awareness among the younger population on emergency situations.
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction - Regional Office for Europe & Central Asia
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Documents and publications
This case study accounts for local practice influencing recovery through interviews with stakeholders involved in post-disaster management in the region.
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Documents and publications
This policy brief discusses the current state-of-play of Deaf education in the Philippines, and the gaps and challenges in extending inclusivity to the Filipino Deaf community in the context of education.
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Documents and publications
This study provides causal evidence, of the extent to which information provided by an unspecified number of people—and stories of those suffering because of a disaster—can effectively change people’s awareness of disaster prevention.
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Documents and publications
The Comprehensive School Safety Framework takes an “all-hazards, all-risks” approach, aiming to provide strategic guidance to duty-bearers and their partners to promote safe, equitable, and continuous access to quality education for all.
The floating village on the water of Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia.
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The health consequences of temporary hospital closures have lasting effects on children. This worsening of children’s health could be critical in a country where 32 out of 100 children are stunted and at risk of cognitive and physical limitations.
World Bank, the
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