By Editor|2026-01-21T09:53:09+00:00January 21st, 2026|Comments Off on Extreme Heat Resilience: Lessons from African and Asian Communities

Extreme Heat Resilience: Lessons from African and Asian Communities

Issue No. 227 of Southasiadisasters.net is a great resource when it comes to planning for extreme heat. Communities in Africa and Asia that regularly face rising extreme heat conditions “showcases practical, scalable solutions emerging from the ground up.”

With articles from 16 participants across the region, the issue explores topics such as integrating long-term resilience into education, community-led early warning systems, agroforestry, heat-safe urban practices, and more.

As temperatures continue to rise worldwide, communities facing the worst of these heat conditions will be invaluable in leading the development of long-term climate resilience strategies.

Read on to learn more.

Source: https://reliefweb.int/report/world/towards-climate-and-extreme-heat-resilience-lessons-african-and-asian-communities
https://aidmi.org/towards-climate-and-extreme-heat-resilience-lessons-from-african-and-asian-communities/

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Kathy Rainey founded the Emergency Lifeline Corporation in 1985 to address the earthquake preparedness needs of businesses and communities. She is the publisher of the Disaster Resource GUIDE, the Continuity eGUIDE and the Risk and Resilience HUB.

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