Why Is World Humanitarian Day Important?
Today is World Humanitarian Day, a day dedicated to humanitarian workers in every corner of the globe who stand on the frontlines of disaster-ridden and war-torn areas to offer critical support to those affected. While embodying the relentless courage and dedication of our
Art of Resilience: 20 Years After the Tsunami – A Workshop for Renewal and Preparedness
Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management Sri Lanka together with the Department of International Relations, Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo hosted a Drawing Workshop titled “Resilience and Renewal: 20 Years Since the Tsunami” on the 1st of August 2024. Targeting undergraduates of
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Landslide Risks and Community Resettlement Efforts: A-PAD’s Visit to Pettigala and Yakdehikanda
A-PAD Sri Lanka’s recent visit to Pettigala and Yakdehikanda revealed many challenges faced by communities residing in landslide-prone areas. During the assessment of houses affected by recent weather events, they found six houses in Pettigala had significant structural damage, and one other was
Private Sector Engages in Disaster Preparedness Dialogue in Balangoda
A-PAD engaged Balangoda’s private sector in a proactive approach towards disaster preparedness, convening representatives well-versed in the region’s susceptibility to floods, landslides, winds, lightning, droughts, and wildfires on the 16th of July. Mr. Nimal Ganithage, Disaster Relief Service Officer at Balangoda’s National Disaster