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In collaboration with the Family Department, the Seychelles Vulnerability Assessment Committee (SezVAC) of the Disaster Risk Management Division (DRMD) hosted a workshop, Tuesday 18th February 2025, at the L’Escale Resort to identify existing data and address data gaps in relation to people with disabilities. During this workshop, participating stakeholders presented the available statistics on disability […]

During the opening ceremony, paraphrasing Mr. Daniel Cetoupe, Chief of Operations at DRMD, he emphasised the importance of embedding Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) initiatives into Seychelles national policies and budgeting processes. He notably expressed that without this integration of DRR, even the best plans will remain merely as aspirations. As DRMD is continuously striving towards […]

In a major step towards enhancing the nation’s emergency response capabilities, the Disaster Risk Management Division (DRMD) has proudly welcomed four new recruits to serve as watch-standers in the National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC). This development comes as the NEOC transitions to a critical 24/7 operational capacity. As specified in the Disaster Risk Management Act, […]

In an effort to strengthen communication strategies and the management of misinformation and disinformation, the Disaster Risk Management Division partakes in a two-day workshop on Tuesday, 4th, and Wednesday, 5th February 2025, at the Eden Bleu Hotel. Organised by the British High Commission in partnership with the Government Communication Service (GCS), the UK’s professional body […]

Spearheaded by the Seychelles Vulnerability Assessment Committee (SezVAC), the ‘Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis Scoping Mission Workshop’ was organised by the Disaster Risk Management Division (DRMD) in collaboration with the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and World Food Programme (WFP). The workshop was held at the Berjaya Resort from Monday 26th January 2025 to Thursday 30th […]

Following the torrential downpour of December 2023, part of the St. Louis hill was identified by local and international geological experts as a high-risk area requiring stabilisation to prevent future landslides and rockfalls. The project site is identifiable by the visible scar on St. Louis Hill overlooking Serret Road. Last year, in search for a […]