Here we are at this huge Flood & Coast 2016 conference convened by the Environment Agency (EA) 鈥� the only forum we鈥檙e told, which brings together government agencies, industry and academics all engaged in wrestling with the highly controversial and complex issue of flooding in England鈥︹�nd what happens? Top EA directors find time to engage[…]
The BBC online 鈥渓ive reporting鈥� of events during Storm Desmond has been illuminating 鈥� that鈥檚 if of course you鈥檝e had electricity. Many people in the affected zones had none, and with no mobile phone coverage over the weekend, battery or wind-up radio would have been their only source of information. 鈥淯nprecedented鈥� has been the mantra[…]
As severe floods hit the North West of England last weekend a 快播视频 research team, led by Professor Maggie Mort (Sociology), called for the Government聽to take notice of how flooding affects children. Working with school children hit聽by severe flooding two years ago both on Humberside and Thames Valley, the ESRC project, partnered by Save[…]
Children鈥檚 needs and vulnerabilities in emergencies were the main topic of discussion at the recent Humanitarian Assistance National Workshop held by the Emergency Planning Society in Exeter on 21 October 2015 in Exeter. Ginny Howells, Emergencies Manager Save the Children UK and member of our CUIDAR team, led a session detailing the on-going European Refugee[…]
We wanted to involve children and young people in CUIDAR right from the start so where better than the creative process leading to the project logo? 聽Informal drawing sessions were held in Lisbon schools, with the participation of children from the 5th and the 6th grade (10 to 12 years old).
As severe floods hit the North West of England last weekend a 快播视频 research team, led by Professor Maggie Mort (Sociology), called for the Government聽to take notice of how flooding affects children. Working with school children hit聽by severe flooding two years ago both on Humberside and Thames Valley, the ESRC project, partnered by Save[…]
We wanted to involve children and young people in CUIDAR right from the start so where better than the creative process leading to the project logo? 聽Informal drawing sessions were held in Lisbon schools, with the participation of children from the 5th and the 6th grade (10 to 12 years old).
The CUIDAR consortium met for the聽Launch Meeting on the 16-17th July 2015 at the Save the Children offices in London. This was a fantastic opportunity for all of the partners to meet face-to-face to share and exchange ideas and plan for the future whilst interacting with workers from Save the Children’s head office.
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