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Scott D Watson Scott D Watson
As climate change increases the probability and intensity of major disasters, urgent action is required to prepare for and address the underlying causes of disaster. The disaster risk reduction (DRR) framework was adopted to focus national ...
Jianzheng Liu,Yifei Xu,Binbin Peng et al. Jianzheng Liu et al.
Undergraduate education in emergency management is crucial for shaping future professionals in the field, but virtually no published comparative studies have explored the nuances of such programmes internationally. Comparative analysis offe...
Alan Forster,Leigh-Anne Hepburn,Liz Brogden et al. Alan Forster et al.
Throughout human history, communities have responded to challenges in urban and rural contexts by engaging multiple agents and actors, including individuals, institutions, and governments. Disciplinary expertise, including deep knowledge an...
Rahma Hassan,Samuel Derbyshire,Elizabeth Stites et al. Rahma Hassan et al.
Drought-related emergency assistance in the drylands is shaped by understandings of vulnerability that are often not commensurate with the socioeconomic dynamics that structure everyday life in pastoralist contexts. Forms of humanitarian as...
Luay Jum&#x;a,Sudki Hamdan Luay Jum&#x;a
This study explored disaster risk reduction (DRR) and resilience building in vulnerable communities in Jordan. It focused on four key areas: perceived environmental and human-made risks; the effectiveness of national DRR strategies at the l...
Becky Carter,Hassan-Alattar Satti Becky Carter
Locally-led mutual aid has been a critical lifeline for many people caught up in Sudan's current conflict. Yet, global humanitarian commitments to empower and support local actors are not being met. Furthermore, remote international organis...
Samuel F Derbyshire,Nathaniel Jensen,John Mutua et al. Samuel F Derbyshire et al.
This article synthesises the current situation vis-à-vis the aid modality of anticipatory action in pastoralist settings. Broadly comprising pre-planned, pre-financed interventions triggered by early warning systems and aimed at reducing t...
Tahira Mohamed Tahira Mohamed
Disasters in the Horn of Africa have become more frequent and protracted due to climate change and the compounding factors that restrict resource access, leading to severe food insecurity and livelihood losses. While governmental, internati...
Farida Rachmawati,Connie Susilawati,Melissa Teo et al. Farida Rachmawati et al.
The frequency and intensity of flood disaster events are increasing. It is well documented that community flood vulnerability and impacts vary depending on household attributes. Nevertheless, vulnerable households in high flood risk areas r...
Jackson Wachira,Masresha Taye,Nancy Balfour et al. Jackson Wachira et al.
In recent decades, development and humanitarian actors in the Horn of Africa have employed the concept of resilience to design and justify the establishment of diverse water supply systems. The principal aim of these interventions is to enh...