Sentence examples for disaster management practices from inspiring English sources

Disaster risk reduction and resilience building have become the focus of contemporary disaster management practices.

To conclude, we strongly believe that the analysis of social vulnerability must be integrated into disaster management practices in terms of political, administrative, and operational decisions.

Disaster risk reduction (DRR) became popular in the 1990s with a strategic shift in disaster management practices towards an integrated disaster risk reduction approach.

But few lessons from the Tabas, Rudbar, and Bam earthquake disasters have been consistently applied in earthquake disaster management practices and contributed to the reduction of earthquake disaster risk in Iran.

The report explains that the "systemic exclusion faced by the Aravanis before the Tsunami was reinforced in post-disaster management practices" and cites homelessness, career-ending injuries (many Aravanis are dancers), and the lack of ration cards (denied because of their gender identity) as impediments to their ability to access basic services and live with dignity.

Study deals with three areas, namely disaster risk management practice based from ISO 31000 2009 principles within each and among housing donors in their respective project life cycles (pre-design, design, construction and post-construction phases), the structural description profile of their designed turn-over dwelling units, and the actual condition of these dwelling units in resettlement sites.

It was also recommended that the disaster experience of survivors should be used in earthquake disaster mitigation strategies and disaster management planning and practices at local, regional, and national levels (Parsizadeh and Eskandari 2013; Ibrion et al. 2015a, b, c).

Local policymakers tend to rely on past disaster records as a benchmark for future disaster management planning, despite this practice being problematic for developing countries such as Cambodia, where past records only date back a few decades and rapid changes in the socioeconomic environment are taking place.

Implementing best practices in disaster management that are evidence-based is essential in order to improve disaster resilience and response.

The study aimed at assessing the Cameroon government's policies and practices on disaster management, especially in the context of the 2001 Limbe floods and landslides.

In doing so, this study reviews historical practices of disaster management in rivers and coasts as well as reconstruction process after the Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE).