Why people begin using drugs and why dependence persists are different questions. DRRM follows the causal chain, examines Seychelles-specific evidence, and separates established mechanisms…
Read more →Seychelles leads Africa on GDP per person, but income is not household wealth or resilience. A sourced comparison with global rich economies examines SIDS…
Read more →In Seychelles, inclusive disaster risk reduction means designing decisions, warnings, evacuation and recovery around real barriers and lived expertise—not assumptions about who is vulnerable.
Read more →The December 2023 Seychelles floods and landslides show why prevention must connect rainfall warnings, local knowledge, safer places and recovery planning—without losing sight of…
Read more →A factual chronology of Seychelles’ disaster-risk institutions, policies, emergency planning, early warning and resilience projects from the 1990s to October 2026.
Read more →A home fire can become dangerous before everyone has time to think. Prevention and a practiced exit plan are especially valuable in a compact…
Read more →Rainfall can arrive intensely on an island, and water finds the easiest path downhill. Well-observed gutters and clear, safe drainage help a home cope,…
Read more →A roof is a home’s first shelter from rain and wind. In Seychelles, strong weather can turn a loose object, blocked gutter or unnoticed…
Read more →A resilient home starts with everyday care and informed building decisions. In Seychelles, preparing for heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and landslides can help…
Read more →The 13th October annually is recognized as the “International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction (IDDR). On this day every year, a new theme is…
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