ISLAMABAD: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), through its Centre of Excellence (CoE), has successfully conducted the Climate Change and Disaster Management Course (C2DM P-09/26) to strengthen professional capacity and promote climate-resilient disaster preparedness and response.
The course brought together 28 international participants representing Nigeria, the Sri Lankan Army, Uzbekistan, the Maldives, Zimbabwe and Türkiye, providing a platform for professional learning, international knowledge exchange and the sharing of experiences in managing climate-related challenges and disaster risks.
The initiative focused on enhancing disaster risk reduction strategies and strengthening institutional capabilities to improve preparedness and response to emergencies in an era of growing climate-related risks.
Through its capacity-building programmes, NDMA aims to encourage international cooperation and promote the exchange of knowledge and practices in disaster management.
Such initiatives underscore the importance of collaborative approaches to reducing disaster risks, improving preparedness and building resilience against the impacts of climate change.
