Republic of the Marshall Islands
National Disaster Management Office
A safer and more resilient nation and communities
Our Mandate
The NDMO is responsible to the Chief Secretary for the identification, development, and implementation of disaster management programs, and for the maintenance, testing, and review of disaster management plans and operational procedures used within RMI.
Announcements
EX Gratia Update
July 3, 2020In July 1st 2020 UPDATES the Ex Gratia Fund for stranded residents abroad due to COVID 19. Read more by clicking the link below!
New Page Alert: Stranded Citizens Abroad
May 15, 2020
The RMI Cabinet approved the Ex Gratia Fund for stranded residents abroad due to COVID 19. Read more by clicking the link below!
Featured Story: Drought Mitigation for Northern Islands 2020
May 4, 2020
RO Maintenance with IOM
(photo: IOM Majuro)
February and March 2020, the National Weather Services Office began issuing drought statements for the Northern most Atolls of the RMI. April 30 2020, the first team set out to Maloelap Atoll to do drought assessments as well as do RO maintenance on the machines already there. Kennedy Glanry, the NDMOs Disaster Control Officer commenced working on the Drought Mitigation Plan with approval of 50K from the RMI Government.
US Embassy, MWSC, and IOM with portable ROs
(photo: IOM Majuro)
Steve Enoch from IOM ready to head to Drought Affected Neighboring Islands
(phot0: IOM MAjuro)
Updates
Donors and Contributions
Events
Current Newsletter
NDMO Radio Program
Listen to V7AB to hear the NDMO Radio Program. Airing Tuesdays on a bi-weekly basis!
Mass Text Advisory
#6366
The NTA will send mass text messages from #6366 to keep the public informed about national disaster matters.
Weather Radar
Use the interactive map below to view current and forecast weather for your location.
Click (or tap) the name of your locality for more detailed information – this includes temperature, rainfall and wind. You can also use the controls at the top-right of the map to zoom in and out, and browse different weather radar layers.