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Get involved with the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

The theme for the 2026 International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction (IDDRR), commemorated on 13 October, is “Resilience starts at home.” This theme recognises that the home is both the primary site where disaster impacts are felt and the frontline of resilience-building. The 2026 campaign calls on all actors – governments, the private sector, civil society, organizations of persons with disabilities, women's groups, youth networks, diverse community leaders and households themselves – to take concrete actions to reduce disaster risk, where it matters most.

Responding to these calls can transform the disaster risk landscape, accelerate Sendai Framework implementation, and reduce the human and economic toll of disasters.

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Many events will be organized around the world to commemorate the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction Day on 13 October.

Send us your activities so that we can amplify your events. We would be delighted to know more about how you are going to commemorate the Day. Find out more about organizing your own #DRRday #ResilienceStartsAtHome event.

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Namibia celebrated the 2023 International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction (IDDRR). The video shows the commemoration of the IDDRR.
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This event will explore seismic hazard and risk modeling advancements and their application to informing risk reduction measures in the field of building safety and land use, enhancing earthquake preparedness, and incentivising risk transfer mechanisms.
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Come and learn how data - on droughts, wildfires, floods, emergency mapping, population exposure - from the Copernicus Emergency Management Service (CEMS) operated by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre can support a wide range of policies.
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The Aston Crisis Centre invites you to attend talks from prominent speakers in crisis management to promote developing resilient communities
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Join episode 33 of the International Telecommunication Union's webinar series entitled "Disaster risk reduction in the digital transformation age" conducted with the World Meteorological Organization.
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Sspeakers will discuss means of empowering women and girls in all their diversity and those in vulnerable situations to leverage their abilities and potential, meet their needs and priorities, and participate meaningfully in decision-making.
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Pasay City
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The WIN DRR Leadership Awards celebrate women’s leadership and recognize the outstanding achievements of women working in disaster risk reduction across the Asia-Pacific region.

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