Born in 2002 at a meeting of Asian CSOs in Kobe, Japan, ADRRN has rapidly evolved with
reaching across 21 countries from an awareness-raising network to a prominent regional voice in advocacy and capacity building. Today it is known as the ‘Civil Society Voice of Asia’.
ADRRN exemplifies the able spirit of southern leadership, the effectiveness of regional collaboration and the power of civil society. It puts local people at the centre of its work.
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Continue to be a leading representative platform with increased outreach involving larger number of NGOs and local CSOs in the region.
Facilitate effective implementation of global frameworks at the national and local level, and facilitate disaster risk governance and enhance accountability.
Enhancing range of knowledge and practice on resilience.
ADRRN, a regional network consisting of 59 member organizations, is committed to promoting effective regional collaboration and civil society movements for the development of resilient
The line up for the face-to-face Regional Humanitarian Partnership of 2022 being held by ADRRN, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Church World Service
ADRRN and its localisation hub SEEDS celebrated the power of local champions at the 2022 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction (APMCDRR) at Brisbane,
The 2022 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (APMCDRR) held on 19 – 22 September in Brisbane, Australia is the main regional platform in
Messages from ADRRN and partners from Civil Society Stakeholder Group to fostering a movement of resilience in 2022 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction
The complications with the environment humanitarian work in the Asia-Pacific region grow larger due to climate change, political instability, economic downturn and shifting humanitarian spaces.
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