Early Warnings for All — EW4All
Inter-pillar coordination and national roadmap design for stronger, inclusive and people-centered early warning systems in Bangladesh.
Coordinating for resilience
Designing a stronger national early-warning roadmap
The Early Warnings for All (EW4All) Inter-pillar Coordination and National Roadmap Designing Workshop was held from December 9 to 11, 2024. The event brought together a diverse group of participants to strengthen coordination and improve the effectiveness of early warning systems.
The workshop created an important space for agencies, technical specialists and community-focused organizations to align their expertise around timely, accessible and actionable warnings.
A complete warning system
The four pillars of EW4All
Disaster Risk Knowledge
Understanding hazards, exposure, vulnerability and risk to guide effective decisions.
Detection and Forecasting
Observation, monitoring, analysis and forecasting that identify developing threats.
Warning Dissemination
Communicating authoritative, understandable and actionable warnings to everyone.
Preparedness and Response
Building the capability to act quickly and effectively when a warning is received.
ARSB contribution
Amateur radio expertise at the national workshop
The Amateur Radio Society of Bangladesh was officially invited to participate. ARSB’s delegates shared practical expertise and experience in amateur radio communications, with particular emphasis on communications during emergencies.
Why amateur radio matters
Communications support when resilience matters most
Independent Communication
Radio networks can support information exchange when normal infrastructure is disrupted or overloaded.
Field Connectivity
Trained operators can establish portable communications across affected and hard-to-reach locations.
Volunteer Coordination
Amateur radio connects technical capability with community service and emergency preparedness.
Workshop gallery
Collaboration in action
Early Warning for All document
View or download the workshop’s original supporting PDF for more information.
