Agenda

The Government of Fiji through its National Disaster Management Office (NDMO), in partnership with PIFS and SPC, will host a Pacific Minister Talanoa during the APMCDR.

This session highlights collective and collaborative efforts of national and local governments, civil society and alliances, disabled people’s organizations and local actors in strengthening and mainstreaming effective and inclusive DRR in Asia-Pacific.

The panel discussion will explore the integration of living heritage into disaster risk reduction strategies, and discuss how this can help communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies making them more resilient.

Join us to celebrate the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction 2024 and the opening of the “Are you Ready?” art exhibition on disaster risk reduction.

Dive into 20 years of transformative investment to explore how regional cooperation can amplify early warning benefits. Unveil compelling insights into investments in transboundary solutions to enhance disaster resilience across Asia-Pacific.

A dialogue on charting the way forward for the resilient power sector in the Asia Pacific by leveraging insights from CDRI’s Power Infrastructure Programme to enable environment for policy interventions.

In June 2025, France will host the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice, co-chaired with Costa Rica. The UNOC3 will be an important opportunity to strengthen ocean protection, recognizing its central role in global climate dynamics.

The event APLL4DR recognises and connects local champions across Asia-Pacific, celebrating their efforts to enhance disaster resilience. It inspires and empowers leaders in communities facing significant risks, driving localisation & innovative solutions.