ARISE Documents

Resilient bridges are indispensable components of transportation networks, instilling confidence in users and ensuring seamless connectivity.

This case study explores the collaboration between the monday.com Emergency Response Team (ERT), the Uganda government, and the Uganda Infectious Disease Institute (IDI) in response to extreme flooding in Northeastern Uganda.

ARISE US is the US Network of ARISE. ARISE was established by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) to, among others, build public-private collaboration globally in disaster risk reduction (DRR).

The ICMIF UNDRR Resiliency Benchmark builds on the work set out from the UNDRR and ICMIF partnership to embed disaster risk reduction (DRR) in mutual and cooperative insurance.

Ahead of the forthcoming annual report, this newsletter update shares news and information showcasing private sectors' disaster resilience in action from across our global network.

The new quarterly newsletter of ARISE Africa, intended to reach the public sector, private sector, and other non-governmental actors in Africa who are concerned with and working in the disaster risk reduction sector.

This tool will help you identify your company's strengths and areas for improvement. With this information, you can take steps to make your business more resilient, competitive, and sustainable.

This Start-up Toolkit assists in establishing ARISE Networks and provides an overview of basic requirements, a step-by-step guide for creating a national or regional ARISE Network, and a template for developing ARISE Networks Terms of Reference.

The report showcases the strategy, actions and results following two-pronged approach to internally transforming their operations which affects how the Network performs guided by the mission, vision and commitments to implement the Sendai Framework.

This DRR scorecard is designed to help communities improve their ability to assess the risk from, prepare for, manage and recover from wildfires.