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Flooding, Climate Change & Community Resilience

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In Adamawa State OHRI Nigeria is cuilding healthier, safer and more resilient communities one intervention at a time.

Flooding, Climate Change & Community Resilience

In 2025, communities across Yola and other parts of Adamawa State experienced severe flooding following intense rainfall, displacing families, damaging homes and disrupting livelihoods. Communities such as Yolde Pate, Shagari, Sabon Pegi, Jambutu and Bachure were among those affected. As climate change contributes to increasingly unpredictable and extreme weather, flooding continues to pose serious risks to health, livelihoods, food security and the environment.

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At One Health Resilience Initiative (OHRI), we support vulnerable communities through flood awareness, health and hygiene education, emergency assistance, disease prevention and community resilience activities. Our work brings together people, health and the environment to help communities prepare, respond and recover from climate-related emergencies. Building healthier, safer and more resilient communities one intervention at a time.

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