Authors: Rachel Norton, Kanmani Venkateswaran Summary: To build resilience to climate hazards,  practitioners are shifting to implementing systems change-oriented  programmes that sustainably reduce hazard vulnerability at scale. Reporting on the impact of complex change processes, adequately capturing their depth and breadth, and leveraging the data to inform learning requires a different kind of reporting system. […]

(Vietnamese below) In recent years, extreme heat in Central Vietnam has become increasingly severe. Hue City has recorded some of its highest temperatures on record, with summer temperatures exceeding 42°C. While climate change is a major driver of rising temperatures, rapid urbanization, concrete surfaces expansion, and the decline of green spaces is also contributing to

Early warning systems (EWS) are integral to disaster risk reduction and climate resilience, safeguarding lives, property, and infrastructure against flood impacts. ISET has been collaborating with partners in Hue City (formerly Thua Thien Hue province) to enhance its EWS, with a key focus on integrating redundancy (i.e. built-in backup capacity) into its design. This approach addresses