A three-day regional forum in Dushanbe, Tajikistan that brought together the heads of emergency situations authorities and other government officials from all five Central Asian countries, as well as experts from international development institutions and academia. Participants discussed measures to tighten regional cooperation and strengthen resilience in the area of disaster risk management. Read more here. 

The results of a study produced by a consortium of international experts were presented to Central Asian governments, technical and scientific communities, and development organizations to contribute to better informed disaster risk management and financing activities. Read more here. 

The Urban Resilience, Emergency Preparedness and Response Workshop explored how to to strengthen the capability for emergency preparedness and response at the city level, complemented by recommendations to strengthen intergovernmental coordination and financing for disaster risk management. The Workshop was delivered virtually over three days from 16 to 18 August 2022.

A regional four-day workshop held virtually on multi-peril hazard modeling and risk and vulnerability modeling. Participants from across Central Asia learned how to handle innovative risk assessment tools, estimate losses, and explore regional financial solutions to hedge disaster risks. Read more here.