Students from Kindai University Japan Engage in Cross-Cultural Exchange at University of Colombo

Students from Kindai University Japan Engage in Cross-Cultural Exchange at University of Colombo

Aug 27, 2024

The Department of International Relations at the University of Colombo recently hosted a group of nine students from Kindai University, Japan, led by Professor Megumi Kuwana. This visit, facilitated by the Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management Sri Lanka (A-PAD SL), provided a

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A-PAD Sri Lanka and University of Colombo Unite for Tsunami Resilience Art Showcase

A-PAD Sri Lanka and University of Colombo Unite for Tsunami Resilience Art Showcase

Aug 26, 2024

The Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management (A-PAD) Sri Lanka, in collaboration with the Department of International Relations, University of Colombo, recently hosted an impactful art exhibition titled “Resilience and Renewal: 20 Years Since the Tsunami” at the University of Colombo. The exhibition

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A Decade of Impact: A-PAD Celebrates 10 Years of Service in Sri Lanka

A Decade of Impact: A-PAD Celebrates 10 Years of Service in Sri Lanka

Aug 20, 2024

Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management Sri Lanka (A-PAD SL) is 10 years old! As we mark  a decade of excellence, we would like to share a bit about the work we do and the many roles carried out by A-PAD Sri Lanka

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Why Is World Humanitarian Day Important?

Why Is World Humanitarian Day Important?

Aug 19, 2024

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

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Landslide Risks and Community Resettlement Efforts: A-PAD’s Visit to Pettigala and Yakdehikanda

Landslide Risks and Community Resettlement Efforts: A-PAD’s Visit to Pettigala and Yakdehikanda

Jul 22, 2024

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

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