This resource is for practitioners of disaster risk reduction (DRR) who want to set up robust community-based disaster risk management (CBDRM) programmes. Phase 1 of the resource explores best practice in CBDRM, and phase 2 looks at how to engage with governments to help replicate and scale the programmes.
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The first cut is the deepest?
A paper sharing the need for the rapid curbing of emissions in countries of all levels of income
2009
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