A cry for a Flood free Zambia — Youth Voices for Nature-Based Flood Management

Judith Laiza Nasibebo is a university student, sexual and reproductive health and rights advocate, feminist, and climate justice activist who lives in Lusaka Zambia. In this post, she relates her personal experience with floods, and how the lessons learned from WWF’s Flood Green Guide helped her better understand flood management and plan her campaigns.  When…

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Floods in Pakistan: A look into past events and preparation for the future

The WWF Environment and Disaster Team organizes bi-monthly continuing education seminars on topics related to environmentally responsible disaster management which serve as a space to share lessons learned and build a community of practice. Watch the recording of the August seminar on “Floods in Pakistan: A Look into Past Events and Preparations for the Future,”…

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Setting Down Roots: Mangroves Interlock with Communities on Puerto Rico’s North Coast

In 2018, the WWF Environment and Disaster Management team visited Puerto Rico following the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria. They witnessed reforestation and agriculture restoration led by organizations based on the island. As the Environment and Disaster Management program continues to integrate ecosystem restoration with disaster risk reduction, the team recently returned to Puerto Rico…

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Flood Management in Guatemala: Reflections from Municipal Government Officials

WWF Guatemala held a Flood Green Guide training in August 2021, which targeted local government employees from various municipalities. In this piece, Edgar Ramirez and Carlos Telon, who both attended the training, tell us about their flood-related work taking place in two different watersheds, and explain how they are incorporating nature-based solutions into flood management.…

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