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Pledge for Safer Learning Environments
A Pledge for Safer Learning Environments
In the lead-up to the International Day for Disa
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Tomorrow's Never Closed: New Insights and Perspectives from UR24
Tomorrow's Never Closed: Main Session on Safer Schools during Understanding Risk Global Forum 2024 in Himeji, Japan. -
Building Safer and More Resilient Schools in a Changing Climate
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Building Safer, More Resilient Schools In Türkiye
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GFDRR Announces New Online Course on Resilient Physical Learning Environments
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Resilient Educational Infrastructure in Uruguay: Challenges and Solutions for Future Floods
Resilient Educational Infrastructure in Uruguay: Challenges and Solutions for Future Floods
Montevideo, Uruguay | November 1, 2023
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As climate and disaster threats rise, let’s double down on resilient infrastructure
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Better school infrastructure can support learning recovery in Latin America and the Caribbean
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Designing Schools of the Future to Build Education Resilience post COVID-19
2020 Understanding Risk Forum - Community Session 37: Case studies highlight the need that we have witnessed in our work for contemporary design standards for school infrastructure that go beyond the traditional ‘cells and bells’ typologies that have been used for nearly a century and respond to new pedagogies, evolving functional and community requirements, and an increased need for flexibility and redundancy.
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Paving the Way Toward Safer and More Resilient Schools
Disasters and climate change have profound impacts on schools, and, in turn, on children’s education and lives. This year, the International Day for Disaster Reduction (October 13) focused on safe and resilient infrastructure. In light of this theme, the World Bank’s Global Program for Safer Schools (GPSS) will launch its global platform for resilient school infrastructure on October 29th.
