The 18th APRU Multi-Hazards Symposium 2023 will be held in November in Singapore, with the theme “Advancing Frontiers in Disaster Risk Science, Technology and Policy”.
The symposium is organized and hosted by the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) of Nanyang Technological University in collaboration with the APRU Multi-Hazards Program.
Date & Time: November 29-30, 2023
Location: NTU@one-north, Singapore
Topics to discussed during the symposium include:
- Climate Hazards
- Tectonic Hazards
- Public Health & Environmental Hazards
- Economic Resilience: Finance & Risk
- Strategies for Socioecological Resilience
- Managing Risk
The symposium format bridges the traditional conference style with activities that allow for more interactive dialogue. The overall program includes plenary keynote talks, networking sessions around posters, and breakout sessions.
Youare invited to join the network of the APRU community and beyond. Whether you are a researcher, educator, practitioner, student or more, we welcome you to this platform for facilitating idea exchange, dynamic collaboration and potential opportunities for projects.
For more information, please visit the Symposium website.
Registration has been closed (final deadline: November 15, 2023). Please note that the amounts are to be paid in $SGD and are non-refundable.
Type |
Fees |
Reduced Fees |
Early Career Researcher Waiver |
Early Bird Registration |
300 |
150 |
50 |
Regular Registration |
350 |
200 |
50 |
* Reduced Fees and Early Career Researcher (ECR) Waivers are only applicable to participants from institutions located in low to middle income nations.
** Please note that to qualify for Reduced Fees/ECR waivers, participants will be required to submit proof of current residence/institutional affiliation.
Definition of Early Career Researchers (ECR):
Early career researchers ECRs – students, and scientists who are <10 years from receiving their PhD. A photo of your staff/student card or other proof of employment will be necessary to provide during registration as justification.
Definition of participants from low to middle income nations:
Participants attending or affiliated to an institution located in a nation listed in the World Bank database list of low-middle income countries here.