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Have communities kept learning from their past emergencies?

Cristian Mora Pérez / David Josué Bolaños Jiménez -
Deadline, a contest based at the University of Costa Rica, challenges journalism students to create a story for publication in a Costa Rican outlet—for...
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A new limitation revealed: when early warnings aren’t heeded

Alfonso Gatgens -
The Sarapiquí Early Warning System has been a pilot for regions in the rest of Costa Rica, as Alfonso Gatgens detailed in yesterday’s longform...
Longform

When earthquake and storm unite: Sarapiquí’s early alerts

Alfonso Gatgens -
Alfonso Gatgens prepared this longform piece on emergencies in Sarapiquí without knowing that the greatest emergency in more than a decade was headed for...
Voices

‘I even dreamed about my reporting’

El Colectivo 506 -
Two things brought them together that day: the rain that was falling on everyone's roofs, and the shared challenge of finding out how their...
Longform

Can a levee save a historic town in the Southern Zone?

Esteban Calderón -
Flood have been a part of life in Ciudad Cortés since its founding. We visit the past, present and future of this community to understand its relationship with these emergencies.
SoJo Exchange

‘Managed retreat’ from climate disasters can reinvent cities so they’re better for everyone – and avoid more flooding, heat and fires

Solutions Journalism Exchange -
Sometimes small adaptations can help reduce the heat or minimize the damage. But when the risks get too high, one strategy that has to be considered is managed retreat – the purposeful movement of people, buildings and other infrastructure away from highly hazardous places.
Longform

‘Sleeping peacefully depends on everyone’

Mayela Lopez -
Within a diverse context that includes border areas, indigenous and coastal communities, the Talamanca region has managed to organize an effective response capacity to natural hazards, thanks to committed people and community leaders who work to articulate and educate these populations.
SoJo Exchange

A desert city tries to save itself with rain

Solutions Journalism Exchange -
The desert city has gradually implemented policies over the past decade to further water harvesting with the aim of bolstering conservation, lowering water bills and creating more green spaces.
Media Naranja

When a town becomes a family

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Media Naranja Column inspired by a report by Karina Méndez about the way that residents of Monteverde and surrounding communities reacted to Tropical Storm Nate in 2017.
Longform

Monte Verde and volunteering: what do we do when help can’t get through?

Karina Mendez Medina -
When an emergency occurs in a community, the relevant government entities activate their protocols. But what happens when a community like Monte Verde is...
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Train journalists to investigate, but also to study solutions

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Approximately four in ten (39%) of those interviewed for the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2024 at the University of Oxford said they sometimes...

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