OF THE YEAR
DISASTER-RISK REDUCTION
ENGINEERING
IMPACT ECONOMIES
CONSTRUCTION
existing buildings
business interruption
better, safer place.
OF THE YEAR
DISASTER-RISK REDUCTION
ENGINEERING
IMPACT ECONOMIES
CONSTRUCTION
existing buildings
business interruption
better, safer place.
Miyamoto International is a global structural engineering and disaster-risk reduction firm providing resiliency expertise that sustains industries and safeguards communities around the world.
Miyamoto Principal, Elizabeth Petheo, spoke at the Opening of the Stakeholder Forum, organized by @UNDRR and the Government of #Indonesia as a part of #GPDRR2022. The event also featured remarks from Ms. Mami Mizutori, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction and Head of UNDRR, as well as participation from around the world.
Miyamoto Principal, Elizabeth Petheo, spoke at the Opening of the Stakeholder Forum, organized by @UNDRR and the Go… t.co/Sce2W22UFu
Though the government has a role in disaster risk assessment and climate change, the private sector also has a sign… t.co/yqySTPstaY
Join us for a special presentation, Lessons from Ecuador: Bamboo & Community Construction toward Disaster Resilienc… t.co/xqsCSl5yXM
Can 3D printing become a sustainable way to close the global housing gap? Check out my latest blog with… t.co/Ghpieoxj2d
Miyamoto Principal, Elizabeth Petheo, spoke at the Opening of the Stakeholder Forum, organized by @UNDRR and the Go… t.co/Sce2W22UFu
Though the government has a role in disaster risk assessment and climate change, the private sector also has a sign… t.co/yqySTPstaY
Join us for a special presentation, Lessons from Ecuador: Bamboo & Community Construction toward Disaster Resilienc… t.co/xqsCSl5yXM
Can 3D printing become a sustainable way to close the global housing gap? Check out my latest blog with… t.co/Ghpieoxj2d
Haiti Real Time Damage Assessments
A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck southwest Haiti on August 14, 2021, leaving an estimated 650,000 people in need of aid. In partnership with the Haitian government and UNOPS, assessments are actively being conducted across Haiti with over 20,000 buildings assessed to date. This ambitious program aims to assess and repair damages on more than 100,000 structures, all widely spread out in the affected area, within four months. Keep up to date on the ongoing assessments with our live progress report dashboard.