Emergency
- Flood
- Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka: Cyclone Ditwah related flooding and landslides November 2025
November 2025
- Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Economic Crisis June 2022
June 2022
Network
Asia-Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management Sri Lanka (A-PAD Sri Lanka)
Sri Lanka
- Contact person
- Firzam Hashim
- Contact email
- info@apad.lk
- Number of members
- Works with over 700 member companies and more than 100 NGO and government partners
- Areas of focus
- Drought, Flood, Landslide, Tropical cyclone, Tsunami
Knowledge Hub
Briefing Note for the Private Sector Humanitarian Priorities Plan: Cyclone Ditwah
Cyclone Ditwah caused severe flooding in Sri Lanka in over two decades, following intense rainfall and landslides across the country in late November 2025.…
Resilient Tourism: A Guide for MSMEs in the Tourism Sector – Sri Lanka
Extreme events have catastrophic direct and indirect effects on corporate operations and continuity. These disastrous events have had a substantial influence on Sri Lanka’s…
Sustainable Tourism Practices for MSMEs
The Sri Lanka Tourism Vision 2025 states that Sri Lanka’s tourism sector is growing at an exponential rate. Tourism was the third largest foreign…
News and events
No one prepares alone: Businesses from the Philippines to Kenya get ready for a very strong El Niño
On the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF) and the OCHA-UNDP Connecting Business Initiative (CBI) brought together more…
No one prepares alone: Businesses from the Philippines to Kenya get ready for a very strong El Niño
When the Floods Receded, Learning Returned: A-PAD Sri Lanka’s Effort to Revive Education
When Cyclone Ditwah swept across Sri Lanka, it not only tore through roads and mountains, but it also quietly unsettled the routines that gave…
When the Floods Receded, Learning Returned: A-PAD Sri Lanka’s Effort to Revive Education
Speaking the Same Language: Sphere Standards for more effective business engagement in emergency response
Imagine someone you love has been in a car accident. What would you expect from medical services? Speed. Professionalism. Trained personnel. Kindness. No mistakes.…
Speaking the Same Language: Sphere Standards for more effective business engagement in emergency response