Global Director Sameh Wahba talks about the link between urban planning and closing gender gaps, and the importance of making cities not only green and resilient, but more inclusive and safe for women and girls.
This panel discussion aims to share lessons learned and raise awareness of ongoing engagements and emerging solutions on addressing GBV through disaster risk management programs supported by the UNFPA, USAID, GFDRR and the World Bank.
This event will present global data sources on city-level greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting two in particular: the Emissions Database for Global Atmospheric Research (EDGAR), which provides a global gridded map of greenhouse gas emissions from 1970 onwards, and Carbon Monitor Cities, which provides near-real-time daily estimates of emissions for 1500 cities.
This session, co-organized with European Space Agency (ESA), will present key findings from the recent white paper on Urban Forced Displacement, while discussing two recent examples of WB-ESA partnership for spatial analytics in FCV contexts."
The WRC5 meeting in Indonesia will focus on addressing the unprecedented socio-economic recovery needs as a pathway to rebuilding a resilient and sustainable society in the post COVID-19 world.
This global forum, held in parallel with the WRC5 (see above) is an avenue to share knowledge and discuss the latest developments and trends in reducing disaster risk.
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