Latest from the SREX regional events

Latest from the SREX regional events

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Date: 22nd May 2012
Author: CDKN Global
Type: Feature
Organisation: IPCC
Tags: disaster risk reduction, disasters, disaster risk reduction, extreme weather events, IPCC, IPCC SREX report

CDKN is helping to bring the results of the IPCC Special Report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation (SREX) to audiences in developing countries through a three-part series of regional reports. The series pulls out region-specific findings about current and future impacts of climate extremes from the full SREX report, along with options for dealing with them.

CDKN is also collaborating with the IPCC, the Overseas Development Institute, Norway’s Climate and Pollution Agency and Norway’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to organise a series of outreach events in Asia, Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean in April-June 2012, which will give policy-makers, media, civil society and business representatives the chance to discuss the SREX findings in person.

For full details of our work around the SREX report, click here.

You can read the latest updates on this work here:

25 May - blog from the Addis event available now

14 May - Event series in Addis Ababa

5 May - Bangkok event agenda now online

4 May - CDKN blog from the Delhi event available

30 April - Programme for the Delhi event available

Presentations from the Havana event now available

26 April - ADPC press releases SREX events in Asia

18 April - Event series kicked off in Havana, Cuba.

17 April - Three-part series of CDKN reports for Asia, Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean, Managing Climate Extremes and Disasters: Lessons from the IPCC SREX Report launched.

28 March - IPCC releases full report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation (SREX)

For futher updates, follow us on Twitter @cdknetwork.

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