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Cities “Woefully Unprepared” for Rising Disaster Risk – World Bank

Cities “Woefully Unprepared” for Rising Disaster Risk – World Bank

17 May, 2016

LONDON, May 16 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Cities around the world are failing to plan for fast-increasing risks from extreme weather and other hazards, particularly as population growth and surging…

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Rising Seas Submerge Five Pacific Islands, Researchers Find

Rising Seas Submerge Five Pacific Islands, Researchers Find

16 May, 2016

NEW YORK, May 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Five tiny Pacific islands have disappeared due to rising seas and erosion, a discovery thought to be the first scientific confirmation of…

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Cameroon Fights Flooding by Turning Plastic Waste Into Jobs

Cameroon Fights Flooding by Turning Plastic Waste Into Jobs

26 April, 2016

YAOUNDE, Cameroon, April 26 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Retired Cameroonian footballer Roger Milla is already famous for being the oldest goal scorer – at age 42 – in World Cup…

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Civil Unrest, El Nino Hit Burundians Hard, Thousands in Need of Aid – Red Cross

Civil Unrest, El Nino Hit Burundians Hard, Thousands in Need of Aid – Red Cross

11 April, 2016

LONDON, April 8 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Tens of thousands of Burundians are in need of humanitarian aid to help them cope with the consequences of civil unrest, flooding brought…

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Ethiopia, UK Met Agencies Join Forces to Battle Weather Extremes

Ethiopia, UK Met Agencies Join Forces to Battle Weather Extremes

4 April, 2016

KONSO, Ethiopia, March 30 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – It is the seventh consecutive year that Deneke Degaga, a father of eight, is facing a crop failure. Degaga, 38, lives in…

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It’s Time to Switch From Managing Disasters to Reducing Risk

It’s Time to Switch From Managing Disasters to Reducing Risk

22 March, 2016

By Christos Stylianides, European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management I am proud to celebrate the first anniversary of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction which was adopted…

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After Drought in Papua New Guinea, Floods, Mudslides Hit Thousands “On Razor’s Edge”

After Drought in Papua New Guinea, Floods, Mudslides Hit Thousands “On Razor’s Edge”

4 March, 2016

BANGKOK, March 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – After months of food and water shortages caused by drought and frost, Papua New Guinea is suffering floods and mudslides affecting 2,000 people…

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Malnutrition in Myanmar’s Rakhine State After Floods

Malnutrition in Myanmar’s Rakhine State After Floods

29 January, 2016

BANGKOK, Jan 28 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – The number of severely malnourished children has spiked in northern Rakhine state in Myanmar, a European Union agency said, after floods six months…

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How Can Science Play a Bigger Part in Reducing Disaster Risk?

How Can Science Play a Bigger Part in Reducing Disaster Risk?

27 January, 2016 1 Comment

When the Viceroy of Peru, Jose Antonio Mansa de Velasco, was given orders to rebuild Lima after an earthquake in October 1746, he hired the French mathematician, Louis Godin, to…

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Tanzanians Evicted From Flood-Prone City Areas Have Nowhere To Go

Tanzanians Evicted From Flood-Prone City Areas Have Nowhere To Go

26 January, 2016

DAR ES SALAAM, Jan 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – “Free education but nowhere to sleep!” reads a poster scrawled in Swahili in Dar es Salaam’s Jangwani slum, summing up the…

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UN Disaster Prevention Chief Warns Governments Underestimating Costs of Disasters

UN Disaster Prevention Chief Warns Governments Underestimating Costs of Disasters

26 January, 2016

BARCELONA, Jan 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Governments around the world are underestimating the costs of disasters, particularly smaller ones triggered by weather and climate extremes, which is undermining the…

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Pakistani Women Nurture Trees and Pride in Forest Drive

Pakistani Women Nurture Trees and Pride in Forest Drive

25 January, 2016

HARIPUR, Pakistan, Jan 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Robina Gul has swapped her needle for a trowel. Until recently, the villager from northern Pakistan got by making clothes for family…

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India Fears Bangladesh Dam Project Will Cause Flooding

India Fears Bangladesh Dam Project Will Cause Flooding

15 January, 2016

DHAKA, Jan 13 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Bangladesh’s plan to build a dam on the Ganges River to ease water shortages in its southwest coastal region hangs in the balance…

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Global Action too Slow to Curb Rising Risks says ex-UN Disaster Chief

Global Action too Slow to Curb Rising Risks says ex-UN Disaster Chief

12 January, 2016

BARCELONA, Jan 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – The world’s preparations to deal with disasters are not yet keeping pace with the growing threats to people and societies, said the former…

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Mountain Pakistan Walls Off Glacial Lake Flash Floods

Mountain Pakistan Walls Off Glacial Lake Flash Floods

6 January, 2016

BAGROT VALLEY, Pakistan, Dec 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Nestled at the foot of five snow-capped mountain peaks in Pakistan’s northern Gilgit-Baltistan province, the villages of the Bagrot valley face…

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Sri Lanka Seeks Ways to Turn El Niño Pain into Gain for Farmers

Sri Lanka Seeks Ways to Turn El Niño Pain into Gain for Farmers

6 January, 2016

POLONNARUWA, Sri Lanka, Jan 5 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Rice farmer Weerasinghearchchilage Darmarathana is used to periodic flooding in his low-lying village of Galella in central Sri Lanka. The 60-year-old…

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