DiMaNN conducts academic research in partnership with universities and academic institutions to study disaster risk and response strategies. The findings help shape policies and programs for effective disaster risk management and support informed decision-making.

Research is the backbone of informed decision-making, especially in disaster risk management. DiMaNN collaborates with academic institutions and universities to conduct in-depth studies on disaster patterns, risk factors, and the effectiveness of mitigation strategies. By analyzing local, national, and global data, DiMaNN develops a better understanding of how disasters affect vulnerable communities and identifies areas where intervention is most needed.

Collaboration is key to ensuring that disaster response is coordinated and effective. DiMaNN actively partners with governmental bodies, international organizations, NGOs, and academic institutions to foster knowledge sharing. Through these partnerships, the organization not only conducts research but also works to develop evidence-based policies and programs that improve disaster resilience. Joint efforts enable the sharing of resources and expertise, which is vital for conducting large-scale research and implementing changes that benefit the communities most at risk.