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Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction: UNICEF’s Experience in China
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Publisher(s): United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
Date: Oct 2022
Location: China

 This document presents data and charts on Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction: UNICEF’s experience in China. Development of child-friendly and earthquake-resistant construction standards for...

papua new guinea disaster risk reduction and disaster management...
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Date: Feb 2014
Location: Somalia

In case of a burial preparation for a dead body, during the transit and the consequent funeral, the steps described in this handout must be followed to prevent the spread of cholera.
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Children and Disasters: Understanding Impact and Enabling Agency
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Publisher(s): Children in a Changing ClimateInstitute of Development Studies
Date: Jan 2023
Location: Global

Climate change is one of the great, if not the greatest challenge of the 21st century, and children in developing countries are particularly vulnerable to the increase in severity and frequency of...

In the Face of Disaster: Children and climate change
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Publisher(s): Save the Children
Date: Jan 2023
Location: Global

Child-centred DRR recognises that children can play an important role in helping their families, villages and communities to reduce the risks associated with natural disasters. Children should be...

Shelter Meeting 23
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Date: Jul 2023
Location: All

Shelter Centre, in collaboration with our host, IFRC...

Shelter and Health
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Date: Oct 2018
Location: Global - Multiple countries

The "Shelter and Health" Collection aims to explore the linkages between the quality of where people live and the impact thereof upon their health, also linking to protection concerns. The...