Strengthening capacities at national and local levels in the Caribbean countries.
Facing the challenges posed by natural hazards and climate events.
Working towards mainstreaming DRR and CCA in the public sector.
Strengthening capacities to assess vulnerability and improving communication.
The ongoing efforts of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) to make the Region’s tourism sector more climate resilient has been hailed by the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO).
Schools were faced with school closures as a result of stoppage in supply throughout the state for varying reasons.
Moraikobai has a history of hazard impact such as annual incidence of floods and droughts which affect livelihoods, health, and safety of the residents.
The event took place in Barbados from 30th of May to 1st of June and was attended by 350 scientists, politicians, designers, engineers and researchers from more than 35 countries
Understanding Risk Caribbean Conference to be held in Barbados, 27 May – 1 June 2019
The Presidency of the Dominican Republic, acting through the National Emergency Commission (CNE), launched the National Integrated Information System (SINI).
The representatives of the NDRM-CARIFORUM participated in the sixth edition of the Regional Platform for the reduction of natural risks in the Americas, held in Colombia.
This project aims to study, assess, and recommend how to improve the country’s aqueduct infrastructure as well as other systems that are vital during national emergencies.
This past 5 and 6 April, the Dominican Republic hosted the Regional Summit to Exchange Innovative Experiences and Lessons Learned in Disaster Risk Reduction.
“The Road to Resilience – Building Resilience through Partnerships”, will gather the most relevant decision makers and professionals of disaster management, contributing to improve capacities and partnerships to fight climate change and strengthen disaster management strategies.
