Sentence examples for disaster governance from inspiring English sources
It identifies four phases of China's evolving disaster management system, which focused on agriculture, economic development, government and professional capacity building, and disaster governance, respectively.
Issues of informality are foregrounded as contradictory features affecting the quality of decentralized disaster governance, and as one of the neo-liberal mechanisms of urban entrepreneurial governance.
Using flood-related disasters in Mumbai as a case study, the paper analyzes the disaster governance initiatives of urban and regional institutions in the Mumbai region.
Taking Sanhejian coal mine as an example, this paper introduced the technology scheme of heat disaster governance using surface water cold source.
Jonatan Lassa, who researches disaster governance and emergency management at Charles Darwin University in Australia, said: "There is a kind of fatigue" in Indonesia.
Balkanization of institutions and governance mechanisms pertaining to urban planning and disaster management is identified as a key barrier to effective decentralized disaster governance in the city and its region.
Lassa (2015) stated that the observed "tragedy of commons" following the Indian Ocean Tsunami of the 2004 shows the complexity of the network in the post-disaster governance.
Table 1 Nature and processes of disaster risk governance change Change in disaster risk governance system Phases of volcanic risk (i) Pre-crisis (ii) During crisis (iii) Post-crisis Nature of change (a) Dispersion of decision-making (b) Vertical coherence Change process (a) Stability (b) Extent .
Table 2 Nature and processes of disaster risk governance in Montserrat Change in disaster risk governance system Phases of volcanic risk Pre-crisis During crisis Post-crisis Nature of change (a) Dispersion of decision-making (a) Little UK interference in development decisions.
The volcanic eruption, on the other hand, occurred over a long period of time and produced more permanent changes in the disaster risk governance regime and in the island's governance system more broadly.
Under Priority 2 (strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk), the SFDRR vision of a multilevel risk governance is replete with contradictions.
