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DRI Lexicon
This course aims to enhance the understanding of infrastructure-related terms and phrases and apply various terminologies in real-world scenarios.
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Community of Practice on Development of Resilience Indicators for Seaports
This Community of Practice (CoP) focuses on advancing practical approaches to strengthen resilien...
Community of Practice on Resilient Housing
Housing, along with basic services – such as wat...
Building Climate and Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (DRI) in BIMSTEC Member Countries
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Dear Members,
CDRI is organizing a Learning Webinar Series on Infrastructure Resilience in Island States. Aligned with solutions from the Call to Action: Resilient Infrastructure for SIDS and Coastal Regions, the webinar series aims to share the learnings from First IRIS Programme Cohort (2024-26), exchange knowledge, and promote partnerships towards enhancing resilience in the SIDS.
The series will run through March 2027, with monthly learning webinars that will spotlight IRIS project grants which have concluded/are set to conclude this year. It will highlight the key milestones, lessons and outcomes from each of the projects, and will be co-organized with the project implementing partners. The series will be hosted on the DRI Connect platform and will be open to all interested audiences from across SIDS and other regions.
The second webinar in this series to be held on 14 October 2026 will spotlight the project titled ‘Strengthening Institutional and Technical Capacity for Climate Resilient Transport Infrastructure Development in Papua New Guinea’ which is being hosted in collaboration with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) along with the Department of Works and Highways, the Government of Papua New Guinea. The project provides a comprehensive framework for integrating climate and disaster resilience into the planning, design, construction, operation, maintenance and rehabilitation of road and bridge infrastructure in Papua New Guinea.
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Dear Members,
CDRI is organizing a Learning Webinar Series on Infrastructure Resilience in Island States. Aligned with solutions from the Call to Action: Resilient Infrastructure for SIDS and Coastal Regions, the webinar series aims to share the learnings from First IRIS Programme Cohort (2024-26), exchange knowledge, and promote partnerships towards enhancing resilience in the SIDS.
The series will run through March 2027, with monthly learning webinars that will spotlight IRIS project grants which have concluded/are set to conclude this year. It will highlight the key milestones, lessons and outcomes from each of the projects, and will be co-organized with the project implementing partners. The series will be hosted on the DRI Connect platform and will be open to all interested audiences from across SIDS and other regions.
The first in the series, Learning Webinar 1: Multi-threat Early Warning System in the Dominican Republic is scheduled on 9 September 2026, from 9.00 - 10.15 AST / 18.30 - 19.45 IST. It is being organized in collaboration with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) and the Emergency Operations Centre (COE) of the Government of the Dominican Republic and will focus on enhancing risk and vulnerability data management to strengthen early warning systems and governance mechanisms for disaster response planning and preparedness.
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CDRI welcomes you to the new Community of Practice on Resilient Housing.
This community will explore how climate and disaster resilience can be achieved in both formal and informal housing settlements and will unpack the challenges and innovations related to financing, technology, community participation, governance, and traditional knowledge. It will also provide CDRI an opportunity to further understand the needs, challenges and opportunities for building resilience of the housing sector and collect insights to enrich its support to member countries in building resilience of housing – including the development of new assets, retrofitting, and post-disaster recovery.
We are awaiting additional members to join and will soon inform you of the next steps. We have several exciting discussions and engagements lined up.
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