Empower All, Rebuild Together: Disaster Resilience for Everyone, by Everyone.

Step into a space where inclusivity meets resilience. This booth showcases the vital role of gender equality in disaster management and climate change action. Through interactive displays, real-world examples, and engaging visuals, discover how diverse perspectives strengthen community resilience. Learn how empowering all genders to lead and collaborate creates more effective, sustainable solutions. Join us in reimagining a future where disaster resilience is truly for everyone, by everyone.

Do disasters discriminate? | UNDRR 

Why Gender Matters for Effective Adaptation to Climate Change 

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