Research reports
A publication based on the community-based disaster risk reduction work of many NGOs
2009 Available in English and French
This resource is for government and civil society organisations working on disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA) initiatives at community level in partnership with vulnerable communities.
It sets out the many different elements of resilience, organised under five thematic headings, and provides some ideas about how to progress towards resilience.
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Research reports
A paper on the contribution of the Disasters Emergency Committee member agencies from 2010-2012 in Pakistan
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Equips organisations to use a participatory approach to disaster risk reduction
Available in 8 languages
Online courses
A self-led online course on how the local church can put the four humanitarian principles into practice during a disaster response
Available in 2 languages
Research reports
A paper on the contribution of the Disasters Emergency Committee member agencies from 2010-2012 in Pakistan
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Equips organisations to use a participatory approach to disaster risk reduction
Available in 8 languages
Online courses
A self-led online course on how the local church can put the four humanitarian principles into practice during a disaster response
Available in 2 languages
Research reports
A paper on the contribution of the Disasters Emergency Committee member agencies from 2010-2012 in Pakistan
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Equips organisations to use a participatory approach to disaster risk reduction
Available in 8 languages
Online courses
A self-led online course on how the local church can put the four humanitarian principles into practice during a disaster response
Available in 2 languages
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