Online Platforms to find COPE
The World Meteorological Organization
The WMO website is a global platform created to provide information on weather, climate, and water-related challenges. WMO promotes international cooperation for disaster risk reduction, early warning systems, environmental resilience, and the sustainable development of its 193 Member States and Territories.
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UNICEF Learning Passport
A digital programme led by UNICEF and partnered with Microsoft. Created to address the challenges children and youth face when learning has been disrupted by crisis or displacement.
UNDRR
The PreventionWeb is a global platform created to share knowledge for disaster risk reduction and resilience.
WeAdapt
A collaborative platform on climate change adaptation issues. It allows practitioners, researchers and policymakers to access credible, high-quality information and connect with one another.
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Hong Kong Observatory
The Hong Kong Observatory created “My Little Observatory website” to teach children about climate-related topics.
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HKJCDPRI
The HKJC created the Disaster Preparedness and Response institute to help communities in Hong Kong reduce risk and be ready for emergencies. Whilst the project has concluded, this website remains a testament to the vital work of the DPRI. You can find information about disaster recovery, preparedness, and fun DRR publications and activities for children.
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World Vision Nepal
This organization translated our Landslides book into Nepali and implemented Disaster Risk Reduction programs with the COPE content.
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UNICEF East Asia and Pacific: Hong Kong and the Philipines
COPE teamed up with UNICEF as a spontaneous response to help children during the global pandemic. The content is available on the following platforms:
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UNICEF – Voices of Youth
IIARRD Argentina
An institution that aims to instil in the community the importance of implementing actions to reduce disaster risks in public policies and changes in daily habits.
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The Anticipation Hub
A platform to facilitate knowledge exchange, learning, guidance, and advocacy around virtual and in-person anticipatory action.
The German Red Cross hosts the platform in cooperation with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre with funding support from Germany’s Federal Foreign Office.
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Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience
A hub for disaster risk reduction and resilience in Australia. It works to strengthen communities’ ability to handle disasters by fostering networks, offering learning opportunities, sharing knowledge, and encouraging national discussions.
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Youth Resilience Lab
A website designed to teach children and youth about Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA). It enables them to learn, share, and accelerate their initiatives toward reducing risk and building resilience using innovative approaches, tools, and methodologies. Additionally, it aims to enhance their capacity and assist in securing financial support for their endeavours.
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Global Youth Coalition
A platform for collaborative action, innovation, and advocacy shared by a mission to tackle global challenges, particularly in climate change and sustainable development. Today, the Global Youth Coalition has expanded into a worldwide network of over 12,000 young leaders spanning 178 countries, bringing together diverse expertise from environmental science, policy, and social entrepreneurship.
The Bahrain Science Center for SDGs
A centre that operates under the Ministry of Youth & Sports Affairs and is dedicated to raising awareness about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Its mission is to empower young people and adults to actively participate in positively impacting their local communities, country, and the world. Through year-round interactive guided tours, workshops, talks, and events, the centre equips individuals with the knowledge and tools needed to inspire, engage, and enable them to drive change and contribute to achieving the SDGs.
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The Uruguayan Institute of Meteorology (Inumet)
The Instituto Uruguayo de Meteorología (Inumet) is Uruguay’s national meteorological authority. Established on October 25, 2013, it provides meteorological and climatological services, including weather and climate observation, recording, and forecasting for Uruguay and surrounding oceanic areas. Inumet aims to enhance public safety and sustainable development and coordinates national meteorological activities while representing Uruguay in international meteorological organizations.
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Phoenix Children Foundation
The Phoenix Children Foundation, established in 2020, is dedicated to advancing children’s rights and well-being in Uganda. They aim to enhance children’s knowledge through education, advocacy, and support. They have implemented five successful projects, impacting over 3,000 children and communities, and are preparing to launch two new programs. With 130 volunteers and partnerships with ten local and international organizations, PCF is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for children while striving to expand its impact nationally.
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