The SIDRRA Project - Strengthening Inclusive Disaster Risk Governance for Climate Resilience in Asia
The SIDRRA project, supported by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, responds to the growing urgency of climate-related risks across the Asia-Pacific region. Despite shared climate vulnerabilities and hazard profiles, many countries in the region still face unequal resilience outcomes due to the limited inclusion of vulnerable communities in disaster risk governance. SIDRRA aims to address these gaps by enhancing community adaptability, promoting inclusive governance, and amplifying local voices in national and regional decision-making processes. By fostering equitable participation, the project contributes to stronger, more effective climate adaptation policies that reflect grassroots realities.
The SIDRRA project advances scalable, locally informed solutions that strengthen disaster preparedness and risk reduction across Asia through cross-learning, evidence generation, and targeted advocacy. The project is driven by a consortium of ADRRN, the International Rescue Committee, and Duryog Nivaran with support from the Philippine Business for Social Progress, Mercy Malaysia, CWS Japan, and Janatakshan. Each partner brings deep regional knowledge and a commitment to inclusive disaster resilience. Together, they adopt a multi-level approach focused on building the capacity of civil society networks, promoting community-led adaptation initiatives, and challenging structural power imbalances that exclude women, marginalised minorities, and at-risk populations.
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