Tag #Disaster Risk Reduction

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Valencia to Build Massive Flood Mitigation Park After Deadly October Floods

The Valencia regional government announced a 150 million euro project to create a 1,500-hectare floodable park, mimicking the Albufera lagoon's flood protection, following the October 29th, 2023, floods that caused 228 deaths. The project involves creating two green corridors and will be funded thro...

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Latin America's Inadequate Disaster Investment Fuels Climate Vulnerability

A new UN report reveals that Latin America and the Caribbean, the second most disaster-prone region globally, invests only 0.1%–2.5% of its GDP in disaster risk reduction, despite annual infrastructure losses of $58 billion and 190 million people affected by disasters between 2000 and 2022; most fun...

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Climate Action
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Glacial Lake Outbursts Devastate Pakistan's Hunza Valley

Climate change-induced glacial lake outbursts in Pakistan's Hunza valley cause widespread destruction and displacement, highlighting the region's vulnerability and the need for greater disaster risk reduction efforts.

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Climate Action
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Peruvian Community's Handmade Rain Gauges Reduce Flood Casualties

In Chosica, Peru, following a 2023 flood that damaged homes, residents created a community-based early warning system using handmade rain gauges and a WhatsApp group to monitor rainfall and alert each other, significantly improving flood prediction and reducing casualties during the current rainy se...

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Los Angeles Wildfire Underscores Global Urban Vulnerability to Infernos

Uncontrolled wildfires near Los Angeles have destroyed over 1,000 buildings and claimed at least five lives, highlighting the growing global trend of urban areas facing deadly infernos due to climate change and urban sprawl, which increases the wildland-urban interface (WUI).

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Climate Action

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