Sentence examples for drivers of risk from inspiring English sources

More attention needs to be given to the underlying drivers of risk such as poverty, inequality, weak governance, declining ecosystems and conflict.

But working aggressively to limit other drivers of risk (poverty, vulnerable agriculture and water systems) is also a prime imperative, as is boosting the capacity to watch for and recognize warning signs (there's more on that here).

This article explores the extent to which subsidized housing areas experience flooding and the drivers of risk.

There are an increasing number of articles and publications that attempt to define resilience in the face of numerous drivers of risk.

This might be an indication of a lack of capacity or willingness to address underlying, structural drivers of risk as part of DRR policy and operational efforts.

This paper addresses one of the most pressing drivers of risk: land use planning and pressures placed on land use by private and public investors.

This is an evolution of previously prevailing views of mobility as the consequence of disasters or as a driver of risk.

Nevertheless, in the Australian urban setting studied, the potential for human faecal contamination of the separated stormwater system was a critical driver of risk.

Our results confirm that when compared to intensity, duration is the predominant driver of risk.

Without such capacity, trade agreements may become an increasingly important driver of risk commodity consumption, NCDs and health inequities between countries in the Asia region.

Much research on affective processing assumes (either implicitly or explicitly) that affect is a driver of risk perception (rather than vice versa).