Inclusion

The new Cities Alliance report Climate Finance for the Urban Poor: A Review of Global Climate Funds highlights a critical funding gap that must be addressed to better support climate adaptation and mitigation efforts for low-income city residents.

This research aims to investigate the impacts of external interventions on the responsive adaptation process by studying a riverside flood-prone urban slum in Bangladesh.

A recent study aimed to better understand how disasters affect incarcerated women and nonbinary and transgender people. As incarcerated persons must depend on administrators for health and safety, they are at increased risk when hazards strike.

This report by the YUROM Center details the collection of ethnically sensitive statistical data concerning the Roma community in Serbia in the context of disaster vulnerability and increasing resilience to climate change.

The Yearbook showcases climate action by non-Party stakeholders and highlights their key role in raising ambition. The examples of climate action in the Yearbook show a growing emphasis on whole-of-society and inclusive climate action.

The Yearbook showcases climate action by non-Party stakeholders, such as finance and nature protection, and highlights their key role in raising ambition.

In a new paper, drawing on accounts from nearly three dozen previously incarcerated people, CU Boulder researchers reveal a disturbing story of how prisons and jails in Colorado have failed to provide humane protections from growing environmental hazard.

Fiji's cyclone season is November to April. The Fiji Red Cross has trained 900 volunteers and restocked 36 supply containers for rapid disaster response, including care for the elderly and disabled.