Sentence examples for disaster mitigation plans from inspiring English sources

Currently Central Asian countries including Kazakhstan have weak proactive support programs and disaster mitigation plans.

The task of the DPC is to make disaster mitigation plans and to give advice to the mayor.

The main challenge at the moment is to move forward from general policy manifestos to effective networking and case-specific urban disaster mitigation plans.

In Nepal, the World Disaster Reduction Campaign for 2006-2007 was initiated and many programs such amendment in school curricula for disaster risk education, community based disaster management in village level, disaster mitigation plans in district level etc. have been implemented.

Although the important role of geographic information systems (GIS) in disaster management sciences is widely accepted, most research has only used GIS as a mapping and data collection tool (Zheng et al. 2013), and has neglected the ability of GIS to provide spatially varied disaster mitigation plans and recovery strategies.

The last time most states filed disaster mitigation plans was in 2010, and a lot of extreme weather events have happened since then.

local disaster mitigation planning (cf. Rhodes et al., 2006).

This quantitative hazard estimation can be important in order to facilitate and guide disaster mitigation planning.

Numerical studies are carried out for a water distribution network system by considering several seismic investment strategies to support the decision-making process in seismic disaster mitigation planning.

The survey found that foreigners proficient in Japanese demonstrated similar information gathering behavior as Japanese respondents, and thus their needs may be covered by conventional disaster mitigation planning that focuses on the general Japanese population.

Through analysis of the information-gathering behavior of foreigners in Japan after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake from the perspective of language proficiency, this study expands the existing knowledge on information seeking in times of disaster, and proposes actions for the improvement of disaster information dissemination and disaster mitigation planning.