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COP from A-Z…
More than 800 events on climate change will take place at COP29. DKKV presents the most important topics! Innovation The Global Innovation Hub, launched in November 2021, aims to foster transformative innovation for a low-emission and climate-resilient future. The Hub expands the global innovation space by promoting solutions that support the climate-related Sustainable Development Goals […]
Survey on water-intensive application measures and sustainable water management
In order to analyse the interplay between water-intensive operational measures and sustainable regional water management, an anonymous survey was conducted as part of a doctoral study. This is primarily aimed at managers of all organisations and authorities that are active in the field of crisis management and decide on the use of such measures. It […]
Expert reports on the flood disaster in the Ahr valley in 2021 are published
After 135 people lost their lives in the flood disaster in the Ahr Valley, the Koblenz public prosecutor’s office conducted a criminal investigation into the actions of the disaster control authorities. As a result, expert reports were drawn up by a committee of enquiry. These were previously not accessible to the general public, but are […]
COP29 from A-Z…
At COP29, over 800 meetings will deal with many topics relating to climate change. DKKV introduces you to the most important topics! Gender and Climate Change Climate change disproportionately affects vulnerable populations, especially women, who face greater risks due to poverty and limited resources. Women’s lack of involvement in decision-making and labor markets hinders their […]
Call for applicants: EUMA Winter school in bonn
Disasters are becoming increasingly complex and have an impact on all areas of society. This increasing transnational complexity has brought with it new challenges that require the development of new innovative approaches to tackle these problems. In such a multi-layered environment, it is crucial to consider the strengths and limitations of both single and multi-hazard […]
Last chance to submit sessions for the 2025 Disaster Risk Reduction Symposium
Today is the deadline for submitting sessions for the Disaster Risk Reduction Conference on 26 and 27 March 2025! We have until today to submit ideas and suggestions for a varied programme. Submissions can be made easily via an online form.
Former DKKV Chairwoman Annegret Thieken receives Plinius Medal
Prof Dr Annegret Thieken has been awarded the prestigious Plinius Medal by the European Geosciences Union (EGU). This award recognises outstanding scientific contributions in the field of natural hazards research. The Plinius Medal is awarded annually to scientists who set standards in the geosciences community through ground-breaking research. Congratulations on this exceptional achievement! You can […]
COP from a-z…
At COP29, over 800 meetings will deal with many topics relating to climate change. DKKV introduces you to the most important topics! 1️⃣ Capacity Building Capacity building is essential to achieve the goals of the UNFCCC Framework Convention and the Paris Climate Agreement. Countries worldwide have prioritised it in their national contributions. Read more here. […]
Federal Cabinet adopts KRITIS umbrella law – details criticised
The Federal Cabinet has approved the draft of the KRITIS Umbrella Act, which is intended to create uniform nationwide standards for the protection of critical infrastructures (KRITIS). In future, organisations from sectors such as energy, health and transport will have to introduce measures such as emergency power supply, access controls and crisis management. The Federal […]