The Blue Planet Prize 2023🏆 Prof. Debarati Guha-Sapir, who is a long-time friend and mentor for ADRRN, received.
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Empowering civil societies
It is only when civil society is empowered that real change within the communities can take place. ADRRN has worked with national organisations on various aspects of capacity building: strengthening their monitoring ability, helping research and propagate local practices and bringing global policy decisions down to local level.
ADRRN, a regional network consisting of 59 member organizations, is committed to promoting effective regional collaboration and civil society movements.
The line up for the face-to-face Regional Humanitarian Partnership of 2022 being held by ADRRN, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian.
ADRRN and its localisation hub SEEDS celebrated the power of local champions at the 2022 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference for Disaster.
The 2022 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (APMCDRR) held on 19 – 22 September in Brisbane, Australia is.
Messages from ADRRN and partners from Civil Society Stakeholder Group to fostering a movement of resilience in 2022 Asia-Pacific Ministerial.
The complications with the environment humanitarian work in the Asia-Pacific region grow larger due to climate change, political instability, economic.
ADRRN is a convener of the Civil Society Stakeholder group. We are collaborating with our key partners, including GNDR, ICVA, ACFID,.
We’ve all been adjusting to the new normal with COVID-19, and have had previous Regional Humanitarian Partnership Week all virtual..
Local leadership is among the most understated strengths of successful DRR practices. Recognising the immense role that local champions play.
On 26th May 2022, during the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (GPDRR), the event “Because Resilience is Local” took.
We were delighted to congratulate ADRRN member SEEDS, India and Dr Raji Shaw being named laureate of the prestigious United.