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International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

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The International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, observed annually on October 13, focuses on the theme “Resilience Starts at ~~Home,” which~~ Home.” This theme emphasizes the necessity of preparedness, monitoring, and community resilience to mitigate the impacts of natural ~~disaster impacts.~~ disasters. Global discussions highlight the importance of continuous monitoring of volcanoes, tsunamis, and unstable slopes to provide life-saving early warnings. Experts advocate for a shift from reactive responses to proactive risk management, integrating risk assessment into land-use planning and strengthening safe infrastructure. Organizations such as UNESCO and the United Nations continue to collaborate with member states to strengthen disaster management and protect heritage sites from environmental damage. Regional authorities are implementing specific programs to mark the day. In Nagaland, India, the State Disaster Management Authority is highlighting community participation to combat landslides and floods. In Brazil, the State Civil Defense is hosting live sessions to educate public managers and citizens on interpreting alerts, particularly as the El Niño phenomenon increases storm risks. In Croatia, educational activities and workshops are being utilized to teach household resilience. In Vietnam, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development joined international organizations in Hanoi to observe the day alongside ASEAN Day for Disaster Management. Officials ~~and experts at the rally~~ stressed that a safe nation depends on proactive families and individuals who understand how to act upon receiving alerts.

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