A recent study by Nature Communications presents which countries have a higher risk of exposure to floods. Learn about the context in Latin America in the following article from La República Colombia.

Identifying the right course of action to increase flood resilience can be challenging. A mind map can be a vital aid.

When flood events destroy smallholder farmers’ crops and livestock, food security is put under severe strain. Here’s what we can do about it.

Wealthy nations are not paying their fair share of climate finance – and the consequences for vulnerable communities will be dire.

What is the change that the Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance wants to see in the world, and what pathways are we taking to achieve our goals?

The Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance aims to improve the lives of communities on the frontlines of climate change in over 20 countries around the world. We talk a lot about climate resilience, particularly resilience to floods. Today, let’s talk about climate justice and the human right to a safe, healthy, clean and sustainable environment. Climate […]

There is a lot that NGOs and journalists can do to raise the voices of those affected by climate change. Working together is key.

While we aim to reduce risk by minimizing the physical impact of floods, insurance plays a key role in preventing communities from experiencing severe hardship in the event of a destructive weather event. In partnership with the InsuResilience Solutions Fund, Practical Action (a member of the Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance) has introduced a first-of-its-kind mechanism in Nepal’s lower Karnali basin.

In hard-to-access communities, emergency preparedness is vital for preserving lives and livelihoods. Running simulation exercises can help.