Disaster Resilience Network Ghana

Disaster Resilience Network Ghana We assure prompt and appropriate assistance to victims of disasters to achieve effective recovery.

DRN Ghana addresses the impacts of climate change and extreme weather events in vulnerable communities to better prepare, prevent and mitigate disasters to achieve a resilient, sustainable, safer and inclusive communities for all. Disaster Resilience Network Ghana formerly known as Resilient Cities Foundation is a not for profit organization which aims to reduce, or avoid, the potential losses fro

m hazards, risk and disasters. Our services focuses on Advocacy and Education in Disaster Risk Reduction Management, Environment and Climate Change Adaptation and Livelihood Empowerment. We effectively develop partnerships with diverse entities, both public and private sectors, leveraging these partnerships to develop high-impact community resilient programs, and institutionalizing the programs within existing partner organizations. Disaster Resilience Network Ghana operates under the Local Government Structure, expanding our programs and activities to all the 276 MMDAs to contributes to the disaster management cycle, such as Disaster preparedness, response and recovery efforts. Building resilience through reconstruction and disaster mitigation to build back better. We provide the best platforms, tools and capacity building approaches to promote community resilience and Sustainability, and livelihood empowerment to achieve the SENDAI Framework, Paris Agreement and the SDGs integrating all for a Resilient Nation.

28/05/2026

Disaster and climate risks are interconnected. The systems designed to manage them need to reflect that. 🕸️

The Global Synthesis Report on Comprehensive Risk Management from UNDRR and Risk-Informed Early Action Partnership (REAP) provides a global snapshot of how countries, regions, and institutions are advancing integrated approaches to align disaster risk reduction and climate action for sustainable development.

It draws on National Adaptation Plans and DRR strategies worldwide – supported by AI-informed analysis – to identify promising trends, persistent gaps, and practical pathways for coherence across governance, financing, and implementation.

These six recommendations guide the way forward:
🏛️ Strengthen governance for coherence and long-term resilience
🤝 Improve coordination across levels and stakeholders
📊 Develop a shared understanding of disaster and climate risk
💰 Increase and align financing for DRR and climate action
📋 Establish robust monitoring and evaluation systems
🌍 Translate global frameworks into national and subnational implementation.

Explore further ➡️ https://ow.ly/n8PL50Z4KVX

01/05/2026

Happy Workers’ Day to all workers and nation builders.

Today, we honor the hands and minds that keep vision alive through dedication, resilience, sacrifice, and purpose. We salute the hardworking teams of DRNGHANA and VIKX Group Of Companies. True greatness is built quietly through consistent effort, and the future belongs to those willing to work for it. 🇬🇭

29/04/2026

The Earth’s temperature is rising at an alarming rate.

Average global temperatures have already increased by over 1°C
since the late 1800s, driven largely by human activities.

This warming is causing glaciers and ice caps to melt,
leading to rising sea levels and threatening coastal areas.

Extreme weather events heatwaves, floods, droughts, and wildfires
are becoming more frequent and more intense.

Global warming is putting ecosystems, wildlife, food security,
water supplies, and human health at serious risk.

If this trend continues, the damage may become irreversible.

There is no Planet B. Act now before it’s too late.

27/04/2026

🗓️ Now's the moment to update your DRR skills!

Check out UNDRR's free training programmes ➡️ https://ow.ly/6Qs850YPaeJ

22/04/2026

🌍 EARTH DAY 2026 – DRNGhana

Our Power, Our Planet
Youth Driving Climate Action for a Sustainable Future

At DRNGhana, we reaffirm our commitment to protecting the Earth through knowledge, dialogue, and action. Climate solutions begin with empowered young people ready to lead change. Through our SHS Climate Change Debate Program, we are shaping a generation that speaks for the planet and acts for its future.

🌱 The Earth is our shared responsibility
🗣️ The youth are our strongest voice
🌍 The time is now

16/04/2026

Gathering more than 150 experts from around the world, the first meeting of authors working on the IPCC 2027 Methodology Report on Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies, Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CDRT-CCUS) concluded in Rome, Italy, today.

16/04/2026

Green-blue-grey infrastructure can help beat city heat 🌳🌊🏗️

New research drawing together findings from numerous studies identifies the effectiveness of 51 types of green-blue-grey infrastructure (GBGI) – ie. plant-based, water-based, and built concrete installations – from street trees to vegetated balconies.

Main findings? Botanical gardens, wetlands, green walls, and street trees provide the most effective cooling benefits, while also managing stormwater, reducing flooding, and sequestering CO₂. 🌡️ Street trees stand out for their dual role in cooling and climate adaptation.

The study also acknowledges challenges, including maintenance costs and potential land-use conflicts.

As cities face rising risks of extreme heatwaves, GBGI can help reduce risks for urban communities ➡️ https://ow.ly/8nRL50W3Yxr

14/04/2026

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