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Measure resilience to unlock local-level DRR solutions
A resilience measurement framework, adaptable to any community and proven in its effectiveness, has the potential to address some of the most common challenges.

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Broad analysis of river management accelerates natural solutions
In this paper, researcher Sien Kok (Deltares/WUR) shows that the way we assess plans strongly determines which measures are considered “best”. Her PhD research is part of the European MERLIN project, which promotes nature restoration in rivers.

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In a world searching for solutions to the interconnected climate, biodiversity and land degradation crises, rangelan...
Interview with FAO's Director of Animal Production and Health on the role of rangelands and pastoralists in sustainable agrifood systems, biodiversity preservation and climate resilience.

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From peril to system: fifteen years after Tohoku, are we prepared for the extreme?
Fifteen years after Tohoku, the article argues that despite better models and data, true resilience requires accepting structural uncertainty, stress‑testing interconnected risks, and ensuring reinsurance capital is ready for extreme, system‑wide shocks.

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Managed retreat in Europe more widespread than previously thought
A new study published in Earth's Future shows that managed retreat, the planned, government-supported relocation of people and infrastructure away from flood-prone areas, is being practiced across Europe at larger scale than thought.

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