Climate change has become a serious global issue, especially for troubled countries like Indonesia. Cyclone International facilitates understanding of the impact of climate change on natural disasters. One of the most significant impacts of climate change is the increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters. Typhoons, as a form of natural disaster, are occurring more frequently with greater force. Global warming causes ocean temperatures to rise, which accelerates the evaporation of water and, in turn, creates more intense storms. This phenomenon creates extreme weather cycles, including heavy rain that can cause flash floods. Flood disasters in coastal areas, such as Jakarta, have the potential to increase in intensity due to more severe typhoons. Apart from flooding, forest fires are also a problem that is exacerbated by climate change. Hotter, drier weather increases the risk of fire. In the Indonesian context, forest fires not only damage ecosystems but also create dangerous haze that threatens public health. In recent years, forest fires have never been as bad as they are now, and threats to natural resources have only increased. Changes in rainfall patterns also affect food security. With more rain at the wrong time and less when it is needed, agriculture is threatened, resulting in famine. Typhoon International recorded this impact directly in various regions, especially those that depend on agriculture as a primary source of income. Mitigation and adaptation efforts need to continue to be strengthened. Local communities must play an active role in planning and preparing for disasters. Emergency response training and economic diversification are critical steps to face the threat of climate disasters. Governments and international organizations also have an important role in developing policies that reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable development. The use of technology such as real-time weather monitoring systems can provide more accurate information about potential typhoons and other disasters. With the right data, society can be better prepared to face the worst possibilities. Apart from that, developing disaster-resistant infrastructure is also very important. Investments in better drainage systems and robust transportation networks will help reduce the impact of disasters. Public awareness and education about climate change and its impact on natural disasters is important. Educational programs that emphasize climate change will help society understand how important collective action is in facing this challenge. Environmental sustainability must be the main focus in every development policy. In a global context, collaboration between countries is key in facing the threat of climate change. Countries must work together to share information and technology that can help in mitigating the impact of disasters. Typhoon International played a role in facilitating this meeting, creating dialogue between countries to support each other in disaster risk reduction efforts. Private sector involvement is also critical in this effort. Companies must commit to operating in an environmentally friendly manner and being responsible in their use of resources. By investing in sustainable practices, they can safeguard ecosystems and support local communities. Climate change and its impact on natural disasters is a complex issue that requires serious attention from all parties. With deep understanding and the right actions, the opportunity to build a safe and sustainable future still exists.