Dans le cadre de son projet de 3 ans "d' Institutionnalisation de la Gestion des Risques de Catastrophes de Base Communautaire Durable (GRCBC)" , GNDR a organisé un atelier régional à Bangkok, en Thaïlande, qui s’est tenu les 26 et 27 avril. Dirigé principalement par le Centre Asiatique de Préparation aux Catastrophes (en anglais Asian Disaster Preparedness Center) , partenaire régional de GNDR, l’atelier a été réalisé grâce un effort conjoint entre GNDR, ADPC, SEEDS-INDIA et CDP-Philippines.Parmi les 34 participants, on comptait 19 femmes et 15 hommes.

There is no translation available."...When we found out the lives of our fellow community members were taken by TC Winston, we had no clue what to be done, we felt like we were dead as well, as we have no hope, when everything we had is gone except our ability to breathe..." says a woman survivor of tropical cyclone Winston. Jiuta Korovulavula, a GNDR member from Fiji, has visited their kin on the aftermath and shares with you a raw, personal view of the impact of TC Winston on the lives and livelihoods of many Fijians.

There is no translation available.24th February 2016 | Workshop  A 1-day national workshop in Nuku’alofa and Vava’u Island to present the results of the implementation of Frontline in both islands of Tonga. TCDT hosted the workshop along with partners MEIDECC. Additional goals were to identify cooperation and partnering opportunities between CSOs and government agencies around increasing disaster resilience and monitoring the TSDF II.

There is no translation available.A case study on the needs, capacities and role of the children with disabilities in disaster risk reduction.

There is no translation available.23rd-25th November 2015 | Workshop  An opportunity for sharing, learning, stocktaking and consolidating good practice and networking focused on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR).

There is no translation available.27th-28th July 2015 | Workshop  An opportunity to discuss the regional aspects of the 2016-2020 GNDR strategy formulation.

There is no translation available.A case study on inclusion and disabilities.

There is no translation available.  Rex Horoi and Stu Solomon report on regional dialogue discussions today between South East Asia and the Pacific Islands groups, under the GNDR and the Frontline programme banners, to strengthen inter-regional cooperation. The outcome was several proposals to strengthen coherence in policies, implementation and monitoring on the post 2015 frameworks, to create shared knowledge and learning spaces for the regions,  and to identify ways that civil society can work together to support the monitoring process at both the national and local level.

There is no translation available."We entered today to the Conference Centre from different lines: one for Civil Society, the other one for diplomats and government officials. What would happen if there is a fire? Would there be priorities in saving lives whether you are a government official, diplomat or an NGO worker and go through our respective doors again? or would we use any door to get out and be safe?" writes Rex Horoi, GNDR Global Board member for Pacific region, to illustrate how this post 2015 DRR framework should not maintain lines and divisions but be for the future benefit of all human kind.

Représentant régional pour le Pacifique Directeur exécutif, Foundation for the Peoples of the South Pacific Kiribati [Fondation pour les populations du Pacifique sud Kiribati]