DRR & Management
Governance, risk reduction and preparedness.
PREPARE turns local knowledge, climate science and digital intelligence into earlier action and more resilient systems.
We work with communities, institutions, researchers and innovators to understand climate and disaster risk, strengthen preparedness, protect food and water systems, and design practical tools for anticipatory action and adaptation.
PREPARE is a youth-led climate and disaster resilience platform based in Nepal. We work with communities and institutions to strengthen disaster risk reduction, preparedness, anticipatory action, climate adaptation and resilient essential systems.
Our principle: Information creates value only when it is trusted, understandable and connected to action.
PREPARE links risk governance, evidence, anticipatory action and sector resilience so that information can move from analysis to decisions and practical action.
See our approach →Governance, risk reduction and preparedness.
Local, geospatial and scientific evidence.
Warnings, triggers and anticipatory decisions.
Food, WASH and essential services.
Each thematic area has a distinct technical role. The visual panels are designed to carry field photography in production, while the copy remains concise and non-repetitive.
Governance, prevention, preparedness, response readiness and recovery.
Multi-hazard assessment, spatial evidence and decision support.
Forecasts, warnings, thresholds and pre-agreed action.
Locally led adaptation, ecosystems and nature-based solutions.
Agro-climatic information, food security and livelihood resilience.
Water safety, sanitation, preparedness and service continuity.
Schools, health facilities and institutional continuity.
Digital systems, responsible AI, interoperability and communication.
A practical cycle linking DRR, anticipatory action, recovery and climate adaptation.
People, place, hazards, exposure, vulnerability and capacity.
Governance, prevention, mitigation, preparedness and resilient systems.
Forecasts, scenarios, thresholds and pre-agreed actions.
Timely, targeted and inclusive action and service continuity.
Risk-informed recovery, learning and long-term resilience.
Relationship labels are shown precisely: technical partnership is distinguished from cohort or programme affiliation.
Reports, maps, data, tools and field learning.
Explore Library → AcademyCourses, training and institutional capacity strengthening.
Explore Academy → News & EventsEvents, dialogue, news and institutional updates.
View Events → PartnerProgram, technology, research and learning partnerships.
Contact Us →If you are working on disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, anticipatory action, agriculture, WASH or responsible climate technology, we would like to hear from you.
Start a conversation →Preparedness begins with better decisions.
Climate and disaster risk emerges from the interaction of hazards with exposure, vulnerability, capacity, environmental conditions and the systems people depend on. Climate change can alter those risks and create new challenges for communities, institutions and essential services.
PREPARE connects community knowledge, risk science, climate information, geospatial analysis and responsible technology to strengthen disaster risk management, anticipatory action and adaptation.
We do not replace local institutions or local knowledge. We help make risk information more useful, systems more prepared and action more timely and locally grounded.
Communities and institutions that can understand risk, reduce avoidable losses, act before impacts escalate and adapt to a changing climate with dignity and agency.
To connect local knowledge, disaster and climate science and responsible technology so communities and institutions can reduce risk, act earlier and build lasting resilience.
A risk-to-resilience cycle grounded in disaster risk reduction, anticipatory action and climate adaptation.
Clear governance. Accountable leadership. Multidisciplinary delivery.
The Board provides oversight of PREPARE's strategic direction, institutional integrity, accountability and long-term sustainability.
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Provides institutional leadership and is accountable for strategy, program quality, partnerships, organizational performance and implementation of Board-approved direction.
Supports strategic positioning, institutional communications, knowledge visibility and stakeholder engagement.
Supports program design, coordination, implementation, monitoring, partner engagement, documentation and learning.
Supports financial management, administration, procurement, records, compliance and operational systems.
Advisors contribute specialist or strategic expertise without replacing the governance responsibilities of the Board or management accountability of the CEO.
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Recognition that strengthens learning and collaboration.
PREPARE was selected for the 2025 Challenge cohort presented by Humanitech, an initiative of Australian Red Cross.
External page ↗PREPARE is listed in the Youth Climate Innovation startup directory.
External page ↗Eight distinct areas covering disaster risk management, climate resilience, sector systems and responsible technology.
Risk-informed governance and disaster risk management across prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response readiness and recovery.
Local knowledge and spatial evidence translated into usable risk intelligence.
Forecast information linked to warnings, thresholds and pre-agreed action.
Locally relevant adaptation and ecosystem resilience under current and future climate risk.
Climate and disaster risk management across farming, food security and rural livelihoods.
Water, sanitation and hygiene systems designed to remain safe, inclusive and functional under climate and disaster stress.
Preparedness and continuity for schools, health facilities and local institutions.
Responsible digital systems that improve risk understanding, communication and decision-making.
Five portfolios connect projects and partnerships around long-term outcomes.
DRRM systems, risk assessment, geospatial analysis, preparedness, early warning and anticipatory action.
Locally led adaptation, nature-based resilience and climate-informed planning.
Agriculture, food security, agro-climatic information and resilient livelihoods.
Climate-resilient WASH and continuity for schools, health facilities and local institutions.
Geospatial systems, responsible AI, data infrastructure and inclusive risk communication.
A transparent portfolio of PREPARE's applied work, platforms and field initiatives.
PREPARE publishes projects only when the project title, geography, status, partners, role and outputs can be verified. Cohort participation and external recognition are listed separately under Recognition & Milestones.
PREPARE's public platform brings disaster-risk monitoring and localized risk information into a practical digital experience for users in Nepal. The current public site includes weather/water monitoring and critical-alert functions.
Current public platform ↗Every public project record will include challenge, geography, duration, status, program, thematic areas, partners and roles, PREPARE's contribution, methods, verified outputs/results, learning, limitations and resources.
Additional project records are intentionally not invented in this prototype. They should be added through PREPARE's verified project portfolio.
Find evidence. Understand context. Use it responsibly.
Reports, plans, methodologies, assessments and learning products.
Agro-climatic evidence, food-security resources and livelihood tools.
Water, sanitation, hygiene and institutional WASH evidence.
Maps, datasets, dashboards and responsible digital practice.
Practice-based perspectives, field learning and technical analysis.
Evidence-based reflections on disaster risk management and preparedness.
How climate and risk information can support farming and food-system decisions.
Technical learning on WASH, climate resilience and service continuity.
Curated learning, evidence and opportunities.
Field/program story · technical insight · new resource · Academy opportunity · community/partner spotlight · upcoming events and opportunities.
Practical tools and materials designed for direct use.
Assessments, preparedness checklists, contingency-planning and recovery tools.
Trigger matrices, protocols and warning-to-action resources.
Agro-climatic advisories and food-security assessment materials.
Water-safety, facility assessment, preparedness and continuity tools.
Survey, metadata, privacy and risk-communication templates.
Facilitation guides, slides, exercises and reference materials.
Verified updates on programs, partnerships, publications, recognition and field milestones.
Connect. Learn. Act.
Verified webinars, conferences, workshops and public learning events will appear here.
Archive completed events with PREPARE's role, agenda, resources, recordings and photos where available.
Professional opportunities across climate, disaster risk, agriculture, WASH, data and technology.
Each listing should show role, location, employment type, deadline, job description, selection information and application instructions.
Defined, supervised opportunities to contribute skills and learn through practice.
Time-bound assignments for specialist expertise.
A structured pathway from learning to locally led climate action.
The program should involve real responsibilities, mentoring and local action, not only a title or certificate.
Build responsible technology around real resilience problems.
Risk data, imagery, analytics and interoperable services.
Agricultural information systems, WASH monitoring, sensors and mobile tools.
AI, cloud, cybersecurity, privacy, accessibility and data governance.
Work together from evidence to implementation.
PREPARE can collaborate with governments, municipalities, community organizations, humanitarian and development organizations, universities, research institutions, donors and responsible private-sector actors.
Contact PREPAREApplied learning pathways across resilience practice.
DRR foundations, local planning, CBDRM, preparedness and recovery.
Early warning, impact-based forecasting, triggers and protocols.
GIS, participatory mapping, Earth observation and visualization.
Climate risk, agro-climatic information, early action and food-security assessment.
Climate-resilient WASH, emergencies, water safety and institutional WASH.
Digital DRR, responsible AI, data protection and inclusive communication.
Facilitated, applied learning for institutions, teams and communities.
Customized learning for governments, NGOs, universities and service institutions.
Scenario-based practice linking warning, roles, decisions and action.
Strengthen local facilitation and institutional ownership.
Learning should continue after a course ends.
Launch publicly only once PREPARE has a verified alumni base, membership criteria and an ongoing engagement mechanism.
Connect with PREPARE about programs, technology, learning, partnerships or general enquiries.
For urgent hazard warnings or emergencies, follow competent government authorities and official emergency channels. The general PREPARE website is not an emergency service.
How PREPARE handles personal information through its public website and website-based services.
This Privacy Policy explains how PREPARE ("PREPARE", "we", "us" or "our") handles personal information when people use getprepare.org, contact us, subscribe to updates, apply for opportunities, register for learning activities, or use other public website-based services operated by PREPARE.
When the website is accessed, hosting and security systems may process limited technical information such as IP address, browser type, device information, access time, requested page and security logs.
PREPARE may conduct surveys, assessments, research or program activities involving additional data. Where appropriate, those activities should use a separate notice or consent process explaining the purpose, information collected, access, retention, sharing, risks and participant choices.
PREPARE may use personal information to respond to enquiries; manage partnerships; process applications; deliver courses, training or events; provide requested newsletters; administer website functions; protect systems; maintain legitimate organizational records; improve services and accessibility; and comply with applicable obligations.
PREPARE should not collect more personal information than is reasonably necessary for the stated purpose.
Where activities may involve sensitive personal information, household vulnerability data, disability-related information, precise location data, children or people facing heightened risk, PREPARE should apply enhanced safeguards appropriate to the context. These may include data minimization, informed consent or other appropriate authorization, role-based access, de-identification, restricted sharing, secure storage and safeguarding procedures.
Website forms should not be used to submit highly sensitive personal or emergency information unless PREPARE has specifically requested it through an approved process.
PREPARE may share limited information with service providers or authorized partners where necessary to operate a service, process an application, deliver an activity or meet a legal obligation.
Some website, email, cloud, analytics or collaboration providers may process information outside Nepal. PREPARE should select and configure providers with appropriate attention to security, confidentiality, access control and applicable requirements.
Information should be retained only as long as necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, legitimate operational requirements, safeguarding or accountability needs, contractual requirements or applicable law. Records that are no longer required should be securely deleted or anonymized according to an approved retention process.
PREPARE should apply reasonable administrative and technical safeguards proportionate to the information, including access control, secure authentication, backups, encryption where appropriate, software updates and incident management. No digital system can guarantee absolute security.
The website may use essential cookies or comparable technologies required for security, navigation and service functionality. If PREPARE introduces non-essential analytics, advertising or tracking technologies, it should provide appropriate notice and consent controls where required.
Subject to applicable law and the nature of the record, individuals may contact PREPARE to ask what personal information is held about them, request correction, withdraw consent where applicable, request deletion where retention is not required, unsubscribe from optional communications, or raise a concern.
Requests can be sent to info@getprepare.org. PREPARE may need to verify identity before responding to a request involving personal information.
The website may link to external sites and social platforms. PREPARE does not control their privacy practices. Users should review the relevant third-party privacy information.
PREPARE's general website is not designed to collect personal information from children without an appropriate program context. Where an activity involves children, age-appropriate information, safeguarding measures and parent/guardian consent or other appropriate authorization should be used where required.
PREPARE intends to manage personal information consistently with applicable laws of Nepal, including relevant privacy and electronic-transaction requirements. Internal practices should be reviewed as law, technology and program activities evolve.
Relevant official Nepal sources include the Privacy Act, 2075 and Personal Privacy Regulation, 2077 published by the Nepal Law Commission.
PREPARE may update this Privacy Policy when website functions, organizational practices or applicable requirements change. The effective date should be updated when material revisions are published.
PREPARE
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Terms governing use of PREPARE's public website and website-based services.
These Terms of Service govern the use of getprepare.org and public website-based services made available by PREPARE.
By using this website, users agree to use it lawfully and in accordance with these Terms. Separate terms, registration conditions, participant information or agreements may apply to particular programs, courses, applications, datasets or digital services.
The website provides information about PREPARE, its thematic work, programs, learning activities, opportunities, resources and partnerships. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, general website content is provided for information and learning and is not a substitute for professional, legal, medical, engineering or emergency-management advice.
Where PREPARE provides risk information, forecasts, maps, dashboards or alerts through a specific program or platform, users should consult the relevant product documentation, data sources, limitations, update frequency and operational arrangements.
PREPARE aims to publish credible and useful information, but climate, hazard, geospatial and risk information can contain uncertainty, model limitations, data gaps and changing conditions. PREPARE should correct material errors when identified but does not guarantee that every item will always be complete, current or suitable for a particular decision.
Users must not knowingly submit unlawful, fraudulent or misleading material; malicious code; content that violates another person's rights; sensitive personal information that PREPARE has not requested; or information they are not authorized to provide.
Publication of a vacancy, consultancy, volunteer opportunity, training, course or event does not guarantee selection, admission, certification, funding or participation. Specific eligibility, selection, payment, cancellation, safeguarding, certification or participation conditions should be stated on the relevant page or registration material.
Unless otherwise stated, PREPARE owns or is authorized to use the website's original text, branding, graphics and materials. Third-party materials remain subject to their own ownership and license terms. Reuse of downloadable resources should follow the license displayed with the resource.
Datasets, maps, tools and publications may have separate licenses, attribution requirements and limitations. External links are provided for reference; PREPARE does not control external websites and does not automatically endorse all content or services available through them.
Users must not attempt to gain unauthorized access, interfere with services, extract restricted data, bypass security controls or use PREPARE systems in ways that could harm individuals, communities, partners or infrastructure.
PREPARE may update, suspend, modify or discontinue website functions when necessary for maintenance, security, organizational change or service improvement.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, PREPARE is not responsible for losses arising solely from reliance on general website information, third-party content, unavailable services or use contrary to stated limitations and official emergency guidance. Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude responsibilities that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Use of personal information submitted through the website is addressed in PREPARE's Privacy Policy and, where applicable, additional service- or project-specific notices.
These Terms are intended to be interpreted in accordance with applicable laws of Nepal unless a specific service agreement lawfully provides otherwise.
PREPARE may revise these Terms when services or requirements change. Material updates should be reflected through an updated effective date.
Questions about these Terms may be sent to info@getprepare.org.
Responsible practice in how PREPARE works with people, evidence, data and technology.
Purpose limitation, data minimization, access control, retention and secure handling.
Safe and respectful engagement with communities, children and people at heightened risk.
Design content, learning and digital services for diverse abilities, languages and connectivity.
Human oversight, proportionality, documentation, privacy and bias-risk assessment.
Accessible and confidential mechanisms with clear response and escalation processes.
Publish impact claims, partnerships and results only when they can be verified and explained.
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