Across diverse countries and disaster types, the severity and frequency of exposure to disaster-related traumatic events was found to be one of the main predictors of psychopathology [ 12].
The government has also angrily pointed out that it was opposition parties in the first place that called for a more diverse use of disaster funds.
Conservators are likewise engaged in diverse areas like disaster planning and response, the stabilization of damaged art and artifacts, and materials-based research in the support of art historical, archeological and ethnographic scholarship.
A better integration of multiple scales, different societal actors, various knowledge sources, and diverse disciplines into disaster risk research will increase its relevance for decision-makers in policy and practice.
Resilience thinking is an approach to management of socio-ecological systems that aims to develop an integrated framework for bringing together the (often) fragmented, diverse research on disaster risk management.
This participatory trend in which the aid efforts are driven and centered on people and the fact that aid workers have to work with large amounts of diverse data makes modern disaster response completely different from traditional approaches.
First, due to the diverse characteristics of disasters, complex natural and social processes, and varying definitions of the terms (Cutter et al. 2014), there is significant controversy on how to identify the main factors leading to resilience.
However, these researchers did not assess the specific causes of death according to diverse types of disasters.
The index is the first of its kind to measure conditions as diverse as nutrition, equity, disaster preparedness and air pollution.
