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Disaster Risk Management

In El Salvador, A New Generation of Social Protection for Disasters

April 29, 2025 por Pablo Bachelet Leave a Comment

Disasters cause massive disruptions, poverty and migration. Learning from COVID-19, a new generation of social welfare programs will help the poorest better cope with extreme weather events Storms, fires, droughts and other disasters are a harsh reality for Latin America and the Caribbean. Their occurrence has increased five- to sixfold in the past 50 years. According to IDB … [Read more...] about In El Salvador, A New Generation of Social Protection for Disasters

Implementing Early Warnings for All  in Caribbean Nations: Technical Pathways and Development Opportunities

November 18, 2024 por Monique Johnson - Hori Tsuneki - Yuri Chakalall - Curmira Gulston Leave a Comment

Trinidad and Tobago

As climate-related hazards intensify globally, strengthening early warning systems (EWS) has become crucial for protecting lives and building resilient communities. The United Nations' Early Warnings for All (EW4ALL) initiative exemplifies this urgent priority. The IDB actively supports this mission through loans and strategic technical cooperation projects across member … [Read more...] about Implementing Early Warnings for All  in Caribbean Nations: Technical Pathways and Development Opportunities

Barbados: Lessons Learned in Crafting Inclusive Hurricane-Preparedness Messages 

May 6, 2024 por Viviana Alva-Hart - Haris Sanahuja Leave a Comment

Barbados Hurricane Preparedness Messages

Barbados, like many Caribbean islands, faces significant vulnerability to a range of natural hazards, increasingly exacerbated by the negative impacts of climate change. With a quarter of its population and most tourism locations situated in coastal areas, the country has historically been impacted by tropical cyclones and their associated effects, such as flooding and storm … [Read more...] about Barbados: Lessons Learned in Crafting Inclusive Hurricane-Preparedness Messages 

International Women’s Day: The Unequal Impact of Disasters on Women

March 8, 2024 por Maria Alejandra Escovar - Soledad Balduzzi Leave a Comment

Disaster Risk Management Gender

Latin America and the Caribbean is the second most disaster-prone region associated to natural events in the world. In fact, one in four disasters recorded in the last 10 years occurred in our region (UNDRR, 2021), and studies predict that the frequency and intensity of natural hazards will continue to increase due to climate change. However, these events do not hit all … [Read more...] about International Women’s Day: The Unequal Impact of Disasters on Women

Early Warning Systems at the Center of Climate Action: Lessons from Latin America and the Caribbean towards COP28

November 30, 2023 por Haris Sanahuja - Hori Tsuneki - Alonso Brenes Leave a Comment

sistemas de alerta temprana perú

[This article is also available in Spanish - Este artículo también está disponible en español] Latin America and the Caribbean is the second most disaster-prone region in the globe, due to natural events. Between the years 2000 and 2022, 1,534 disasters impacted more than 190 million individuals (OCHA, UNDRR, 2023). The mitigation of susceptibility and reliance on … [Read more...] about Early Warning Systems at the Center of Climate Action: Lessons from Latin America and the Caribbean towards COP28

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