Getting ahead of disasters
Uniquely diverse
The Risk-informed Early Action Partnership (REAP) is the uniquely diverse partner-driven space for coming together to make sense of the complicated early action ecosystem.
Risk-informed early action is not simply about acting ahead of disasters, but about transforming the way we invest in people’s resilience and creating an enabling and sustainable environment for reducing disaster impacts.
HOW WE OPERATE
We are partner-led: REAP is driven by its members, empowering them to shape priorities and actions.
We strengthen regional mechanisms: REAP leverages and reinforces existing regional structures to scale and sustain impact at all levels.
We are supported by a small secretariat: REAP ensures efficiency, adaptability, and close alignment with Partner needs through a lean Secretariat.
We strengthen regional mechanisms: REAP leverages and reinforces existing regional structures to scale and sustain impact at all levels.
We are supported by a small secretariat: REAP ensures efficiency, adaptability, and close alignment with Partner needs through a lean Secretariat.
100+ Partners
REAP convenes an unprecedented range of stakeholders across the climate, development, humanitarian and hydrometeorological communities.
Latest news
Meet the partners
7 July, 2026
Dominique Burgeon, Director, UN Food and Agriculture Organization Liaison Office in Geneva, Switzerland
Partnership updates
23 June, 2026
ECMWF joins the Risk-informed Early Action Partnership
Meet the partners
15 June, 2026
Dr Fatumanava-o-Upolu III Pa’olelei Luteru – Co-Chair of the REAP Governing Board, Ambassador and Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of Samoa to the United Nations
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