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Disasters and Preparation

Helping people prepare, survive and thrive before, during and after natural and human made disasters.

PREPARATION DOESN’T JUST HELP PEOPLE SURVIVE DISASTERS, BUT COME OUT MORE RESILIENT.

Disasters don’t just destroy buildings or knock out the power—they uproot lives, disrupt communities, and hinder progress. But resilience isn’t just about surviving storms!

Resilience comes from being prepared, whether that’s through pre positioned supply containers, disaster management plans and sufficient facilities and utilities. This allows people to be better informed about the challenges that happen before, during and after a disaster.

Partner with us to strengthen resilience and recovery efforts through your support of the Disasters and Resilience programme.

 

Resilience saves lives.

Disasters strike without warning, but preparation makes all the difference. Resilient communities can better withstand and recover from the impacts, protecting lives and minimising long-term harm.

Resilience empowers recovery after disasters.

Rebuilding after a disaster requires more than resources—it takes strong, supported communities. Resilience initiatives help people restore livelihoods, homes, and hope, creating a pathway to recovery.

Adapting to a changing world.

As disasters become more frequent due to climate change, resilience is vital. Strengthening infrastructure, improving preparedness, and fostering local leadership are key to safeguarding communities against future crises.

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