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Empowering Children with Disabilities: How Earthquake Safety Drills Enhance Preparedness and Resilience
On November 27, 2024, Iran conducted its 26th national “Earthquake and Safety” drill across schools, emphasizing the preparedness of students with disabilities. Organized by UNICEF and UNESCO, the initiative aims to educate students about earthquakes, enhance community safety culture, and reduce casualties. A unique program developed three books for parents, teachers, and policymakers, addressing disaster management for children with disabilities. Consultative workshops trained educators and social workers to support these children effectively. Future plans include integrating these resources into annual drills and updating materials for additional disabilities, promoting an inclusive approach to earthquake preparedness.
Iranian Innovators Shine at IFIA 2025, Winning Prestigious Medals
At the fifth International Invention and Innovation Competition, Iranian inventors demonstrated exceptional creativity, winning five gold and four silver medals. Hosted virtually by the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations from August 15 to 17, the event attracted over 1,100 projects from 27 countries. Notable winners included Mohsen Hamidi for his ‘Personal Sampling Pump’ and Mehdi Moharrampour for a hydroponic cultivation system. Additionally, Iranian students excelled at the INNOVERSE 2025 Expo, securing 13 medals, including gold for projects like ‘CommuniMateSmartApp’ and an AI-powered waste segregation system. These achievements underscore Iran’s commitment to fostering innovation and addressing global challenges.
