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Global Guidance on Implementing CAP-Enabled Alerting Systems

This guidance document provides practical and policy-oriented advice for governments, emergency management agencies, and technical implementers involved in designing or strengthening a Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) – enabled alerting system. Drawing on contributions from invited international experts, the document outlines key strategic principles, governance considerations, and technical practices needed to support effective, people-centred public warning

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Toward a CAP-enabled National Alert System: Some Notes for the Government of Mexico

This document provides policy and technical guidance to support the Government of Mexico in the development of a country-wide, Common Alerting Protocol (CAP)–enabled National Alert System. Prepared with input from invited international experts, it is intended for government officials and institutions involved in public warning, civil protection, and emergency communications at national and sub-national levels.

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Earthquake preparedness in Nepal

This external final evaluation offers a candid look at how preparedness shaped Nepal’s ability to respond to and recover from catastrophic seismic risk. Building on the Earthquake Preparedness for Safer Communities (EPS) programme that the British Red Cross (BRC) and Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS) had been running in the Kathmandu Valley before 2015, the

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Community-Based Urban Flood and Erosion Management in Can Tho, Vietnam: Co-Management Approaches for Climate Resilience

This climate resilience case study, produced by the Institute for Social and Environmental Transition (ISET), documents a community-based urban flood and erosion management project implemented in An Binh ward, Ninh Kieu district, Can Tho City, Vietnam between 2012 and 2015. An Binh is a densely populated, lower- and middle-income residential area traversed by the Cai

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