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Followed by feeding back to the room one key recommendation for UKADR Researchers & Funders; The key

– The irony of these points is that after the event I did some more digging specifically, into UKADR professionalisation and standardisation and development of end user driven practical applied science UKADR I had in advance of the meeting I believe they still stand Until 3 months ago I had never heard of UKADR

Research, Strategy, Innovation Arts and Humanities Research Council, UKRI) with panellists Julie Morin (UKADR Followed by feeding back to the room one key recommendation for UKADR Researchers & Funders; The Key

Research, Strategy, Innovation Arts and Humanities Research Council, UKRI) with panellists Julie Morin (UKADR Closing Final remarks, summary and reflections from the day by Jaideep Gupta (AHRC), Amy Donovan (UKADR

How could UKADR and UK research funders amplify research to bring international leadership? Followed by feeding back to the room one key recommendation for UKADR Researchers & Funders; The key

The second half of the first day at the UKADR Conference 2024 featured oral presentations and flash talks in thematic breakout sessions, followed by a funder panel discussion and the UKADR AGM. the conference webpage for Wednesday breakout sessions https://www.ucl.ac.uk/risk-disaster-reduction/ukadr UKADR AGM Summary of Discussions Following the conference's conclusion, members of UKADR were invited Researchers and Practitioners) group is looking for four new committee members to join the new UKADR

Additionally, they considered the potential role of UKADR as a linking, facilitating, and convening body How can we ensure continued and increased engagement from the physical and engineering sciences in UKADR Session Chaired by Susanne Sargeant (British Geological Survey, UKADR Steering Committee Co-Chair) The Additionally, I suggest that representatives of UKADR attend career fairs and events for physical and How can UKADR contribute to the next Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Chaired by Philip Cunliffe

Last Monday, I had the enormous privilege of being invited to the UK Alliance for Disaster Research (UKADR joint workshop, organised by Professor Mark Pelling and Amy Donovan and Adrian Butcher, who hosted from UKCDR UKADR & DRG together support actionable science to reduce risk and build resilience from natural hazards

The final afternoon of the #UKADR2024 Conference was the part I was most looking forward to. For example, the UKADR Funding workshop conducted in 2023 resulted in a white paper, ‘International Development I am excited to see the white paper from these sessions and look forward to supporting UKADR and contributing Reflect on the insights paper on DRG/UKADR released last year by Pelling et al. (2023) and determine on the conference page for Thursday Breakout Sessions: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/risk-disaster-reduction/ukadr

I had a fantastic and incredibly informative first day at the UKADR conference. This is the second UKADR conference I've attended, and it has been an excellent networking and knowledge-sharing The UCL IRDR team did a fantastic job organising the event, and the UKADR organisation continues to go the conference webpage for Wednesday breakout sessions https://www.ucl.ac.uk/risk-disaster-reduction/ukadr

With praise for members of the UKADR who have continued to take the organisation from strength to strength With further unanimous celebration for the launch of the new UKADR website.

The second day of the #UKADR2024 Conference began with a brilliant keynote presentation by Adnan Khan on the conference page for Thursday Breakout Sessions: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/risk-disaster-reduction/ukadr