Multi-hazard Early Warning System Design and Implementation Center (MHEWC)
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The Multi-Hazard Early Warning Consortium (MHEWC) aims to serve as a one-stop knowledge hub by providing streamlined access to classified and relevant resources.
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MHEWC possesses extensive experience in local government systems, local climate governance, and National Disaster Management Organization (NDMO)–led disaster risk governance frameworks. Our technical expertise includes climate and multi-hazard risk assessments for sectoral departments; development of risk databases and GIS-based repositories; and the design of risk-informed planning, budgeting, and decision-support systems for climate- and multi-hazard–vulnerable sectors. Through these capabilities, we deliver a comprehensive suite of risk-informed local development interventions.