On 13 October, we celebrate the International Day for Disaster Reduction. This day is intended to draw attention to the increasing risks posed by extreme weather events and emphasise the importance of prevention and preparedness. The recent hurricanes ‘Helene’ and ‘Milton’ in the USA are impressive examples of how urgent disaster prevention measures have become.

Climate change as a driver of natural disasters

Extreme weather events such as storms, floods and droughts are increasing worldwide – a direct consequence of climate change. These natural disasters not only jeopardise human lives and infrastructure, but also have a significant economic impact. The day of action therefore not only emphasises the need to prevent natural disasters, but also our responsibility to actively combat climate change.

Reducing CO2 emissions is key

A decisive step towards reducing climate risks is to lower CO2 emissions. This requires a reduction in the consumption of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas. Companies play a central role in this by switching their energy supply to sustainable and renewable energies.

Our support for your company

At evety, we support companies in making their energy supply sustainable. We develop customised solutions for CO2 reduction and help you to benefit from the advantages of a sustainable approach in the long term. With our expertise, we help to ensure that your company not only acts in an ecologically responsible manner, but also remains economically viable for the future.

Shaping a sustainable future together

The International Day for Disaster Reduction reminds us that each of us can and must make a contribution. Let’s tackle the challenges of climate change together and actively contribute to the reduction of natural disasters.