Women are addressing gender inequalities of disasters including violence against women

“Six to eleven percent of women in ASEAN countries report having been victims of violence against women by a partner in the past 12 months.”

People matter – Why quantifying inclusion is key to climate adaptation

New gender learning report plays important role in current and future UNDP projects

The Women’s Resilience to Disasters Knowledge Hub

The importance of quality data and evidence to inform and transform resilience building.

Gender-transformative hurricane resilience during the COVID-19 crisis

The importance of inclusive hurricane preparedness in the Caribbean.

How some Pacific women are responding to climate change and natural disasters

COVID-19 will widen poverty gap between women and men, new data shows

Insights into behaviour during a fire could improve evacuation planning

Information is power: Women need equal access to ICTs for disaster resilience

Women may be more vulnerable to climate change but data absent

Data drives dividends

We can’t rid Asia of natural disasters. But we can prepare for them

Building towards people-centric early warning systems in the Caribbean

Viet Nam: Weather forecasts for all: Improving access to weather information for women and ethnic minorities

Using information to enhance the adaptive capacity of women and ethnic minorities in Southeast Asia

With warning drums and river clean-ups, Indonesian women head off disasters

Women often suffer worst when floods or earthquakes hit - but given the right resources, they are well-placed to protect their communities

Connecting with the people beyond the computers: my experience in flood risk management in Buenos Aires

Risk and warning communication that supports women during disasters