New global analysis by the Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance and the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre shows that heat Early Warning Systems are expanding rapidly worldwide, but also remain highl...

Women in Handaraku village are using beekeeping to build resilience against climate hazards, generate income, strengthen savings and solidarity, and help protect local ecosystems.

Post-event reviews of the 2025 storms and floods in Vietnam have found that community adaptation practices are reaching their limit when faces with intensifying climate hazards.

Resilience is built not simply by protecting young people, but by empowering them with knowledge, technology, and partnerships to become leaders of climate resilience.

To prepare Bangladesh for the increasing impacts of climate hazards, shifting from traditional single-hazard approaches to more integrated strategies is urgent.

YouTube video by Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance

YouTube video by Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance

At the Bonn Climate Conference – an important milestone on the road to COP31 – negotiators struggled to make progress on key questions concerning adaptation finance, while getting funds to local insti...

New global analysis by the Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance and the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre shows that heat Early Warning Systems are expanding rapidly worldwide, but also remain highl...

Across CBA20 sessions, one message stood out clearly: locally led adaptation must become the norm, and that can only be achieved through significant shifts in power, financing, and knowledge systems.

The Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance is helping communities worldwide adapt to climate hazards through evidence-based programmes, policy advocacy, and local action - impacting 4.35 million people in...

Alliance colleagues from Concern Worldwide, IIASA, LSE, Practical Action and the Z Zurich Foundation were in attendance at EGU 2026. Here are their key takeaways.

Alliance colleagues will be at CBA20 to share insights on locally-led adaptation.

Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance colleagues will be attending the EGU General Assembly 2026 and presenting knowledge on climate resilience.

Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance colleagues will be attending the EGU General Assembly 2026 and presenting knowledge on climate resilience.

A new IIASA-led study finds that expanding street green space can reduce urban heat stress in cities worldwide, but even ambitious greening efforts are unlikely to offset a significant share of the additional heat expected under climate change. Instead, the research shows that street greenery should be part of a broader portfolio of urban adaptation measures.

In Tacana Indigenous communities in Bolivia, women are leading the way on strengthening resilience to floods and wildfires through the Women That Teach initiative.

In Tacana Indigenous communities in Bolivia, women are leading the way on strengthening resilience to floods and wildfires through the Women That Teach initiative.