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UNESCO, UNDRR, and University of Udine Coordinate Resilience Platform

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The ResiliEnhance Platform 2026 was held in Udine, Italy, bringing together representatives from UNESCO Chairs, international organizations, and public authorities. This event, coordinated with UNESCO and the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, focused on strengthening cooperation on disaster risk reduction, climate action, and resilience. During the opening session, Deputy Secretary General Zsuzsanna Király stressed the need to translate scientific knowledge into effective measures and long-term investments.

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The coordination between UNESCO, the University of Udine, and the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction emphasizes the necessity of integrating disaster risk reduction and climate action into coherent strategies. The event highlighted the importance of bridging the gap between scientific knowledge and policymaking to drive coordinated responses to risks that transcend national borders.

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