International Day for Disaster Reduction in 2021

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2021 Date	13 October 2021
2022 Date	13 October 2022

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International Day for Disaster Reduction in

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International Day for Disaster Reduction in 2021

The International Day for Disaster Reduction seeks to raise awareness about the potential threat of disasters. It exposes both natural and unnatural disasters and reinforces what actions need to be taken.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Day for Disaster Reduction - in 2021

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Myanmar has been suffering from man-made disasters caused by military for years. As today is Intl Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, people participate in this campaign wearing respective ethnic costumes to express sympathy and humanity. ❤️ #StopManmadeDisasterinMyanmar #Oct13Coup https://t.co/fG9ACkFAI1
— Jarkoh (@T_Jlor31) October 13, 2021

As good stewards of this planet, we are responsible for protecting the lives, livelihoods & health of our communities. Let's not let our guard down. Learn to manage the risks surrounding us. *13 October is International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction. #ALDUBatADNProtect https://t.co/qLtgUgTrGk
— ALDUBNationTrends (@AlDubADNTrends) October 12, 2021

Burmese activists launched a "International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction" campaign to show their unity with all ethnic group who were affected and displaced by the armed conflicts. #OnlyTogether #StopManmadeDisasterinMyanmar #Oct13Coup #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/NKFa289ByR
— Kaung Khant Htoo (@KaungKhantHto10) October 13, 2021

We wrapped off a three-day workshop on "Disaster Risk Management & Climate Change Adaptation" in honor of the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction #Somalia #DRRDay #OnlyTogether. https://t.co/6ENQfyTr2V
— UNASOM (@UNASOMALIA) October 13, 2021

Today is International Day for Disaster Reduction! It’s time to discuss Canada’s role in climate change #InternationalDayforDisasterReduction #NoNewFighterJets https://t.co/4xVX1kCkFc
— VOW Peace (@VOWPeace) October 13, 2021

Burmese activists organised a campaign called "International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction" to show solidarity with all ethnic groups affected & displaced by armed conflicts. #StopManmadeDisasterinMyanmar #Oct13Coup #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/lt643hvo6E
— 2021 Revolution Tweets (@2021Revtweets) October 13, 2021

Pro-democracy 9 CDMer teachers from SUOE launched a "International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction" campaign to show solidarity with all ethnic group who were affected and displaced by the armed conflicts. #Oct13Coup #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/JScwFHeuSK
— Λυяυм Plυνιαм (@Oo6Moe) October 13, 2021

My message for International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction: Increase support for local communities Red Cross Red Crescent teams are literally feeling the heat of the climate crisis. They work with communities to adapt, better prepare & reduce risks. We owe it to them. #DRRDay https://t.co/eKiRc3SaGT
— Jagan Chapagain (@jagan_chapagain) October 13, 2021

New research has shown that donkeys play a vital but often unrecognised role in helping communities to rebuild after disaster. 🌍 On the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, find out why support from equids can be so crucial ➡️ https://t.co/IxgIg5SWbH #DRRDay https://t.co/ifDuyLnC4h
— The Donkey Sanctuary (@DonkeySanctuary) October 13, 2021

International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, held every 13 October, the day celebrates how people and communities around the world are reducing their exposure to disasters and raising awareness about the importance of reining in the risks that they face. https://t.co/4OnoN3Rx6B
— M S International (@MSInternation18) October 13, 2021