Documents and publications

This issue focuses on the urgency of local, inclusive, and knowledge-driven responses to extreme heat, as the region faces rising temperatures and unprecedented climate risks.

This article presents "Sismopoli", a board game focused on seismic risk reduction from an urban perspective, as a tool to make complex issues more manageable and understandable.

This study describes how local capacity building can address false information in community-based disaster risk management.

This report analyzes the degree of coherence between national policies and plans focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), disaster risk reduction (DRR), and climate change adaptation (CCA) in Europe and Central Asia.

The study develops an AI-based coastal monitoring system to assess flood and sea level rise risks in Puerto Rico.

This study explores how smaller cities in California plan for extreme heat, revealing gaps in planning capacity and preparedness.

This global review examines methods for siting green infrastructure to mitigate heatwaves and floods in cities. It finds heat and stormwater planning remain siloed, with a call for integrated, multifunctional urban resilience strategies.

The study developed a machine learning-based early warning system for floods in Uganda’s Kasese District, integrating sensors and predictive models.