In a significant stride towards disaster preparedness, the Belize River Basin has unveiled an upgraded flood alert system, offering residents up to three hours of advance warning before potential floods. This groundbreaking initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Sustainable Development, Climate Change and Solid Waste Management in collaboration with Taiwan ICDF and National Taiwan University, emphasizes both technological innovation and community engagement. The project has equipped disaster response teams with specialized training, fostering a robust partnership between Taiwanese experts and local agencies such as the Department of the Environment, the National Meteorological Service, Hydrological Service, and NEMO. Community-centric activities, including hands-on workshops in St. Paul’s and Willows Bank, a live drill in Santa Familia, and public awareness sessions, have been instrumental in enhancing preparedness. Families were also provided with essential preparedness kits. The initiative culminated in a celebratory closing ceremony, featuring a project video, heartfelt testimonials, and certificates for trained community members. This collaborative effort underscores the importance of proactive measures in safeguarding lives and property against natural disasters.