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The integration of local stilt house architecture in natural disaster mitigation education in South Sumatra, Indonesia
The areas of Sumatra are multidisaster-prone zones, especially to floods and earthquakes. However, these regions also preserve local wisdom, particularly through stilt house architecture, which serves as a community-based adaptive strategy. This study aims to explore the function of local stilt…
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An urban flood-risk assessment of South Jakarta, Indonesia: A methodological approach through frequency ratio, receiver operating curve and analytic hierarchy process
The main objective of this research is to conduct an urban flood-risk assessment approach for South Jakarta, Indonesia. Flood susceptibility was modelled using the frequency ratio (FR) method and validated with the receiver operating characteristic–area under the curve (ROC–AUC). Vulnerability was…
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Assessment of social vulnerability to floods in the Samin watershed, Indonesia
Floods are a natural hazard that has a major impact on society because of deaths, injuries, property damage, and economic losses. In the context of exposure to flooding, there is a gap between communities or individuals in each region in responding to and dealing with its impacts because of…
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Altruism and its relationship to resilience during disaster
Studies positively correlate altruism and prosocial behaviour during routine times, yet unexpected environmental triggers (like a disaster) for prosocial and altruistic behaviour are underexplored. People who score highly on the self-reported altruism scale (SRA) are more likely to engage in…
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Policy coherence for development as a potential framework for creating synergies between disaster risk reduction, climate change and food security: A theoretical review
This article examines the potential of policy coherence for development (PCD) as a framework for addressing the complex nexus between disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change (CC) and food security (FS) in the context of Eswatini. While the interdependence of these domains has been recognised…
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A systematic review of the impact of climate-related displacements on food and water security in Mozambique and Zimbabwe
Climate-related displacements in Southern Africa have escalated because of an increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events, particularly cyclones, floods and droughts. Mozambique and Zimbabwe are among the most affected countries, where repeated climate shocks have displaced…
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‘A successful re-blocking project is when the government works hand in hand with the community’: Factors determining the longevity of re-blocking projects for fire-risk reduction
Informal settlements are highly vulnerable to fires, due to housing materials, poor infrastructure, dangerous energy sources and housing densities that facilitate the spread of fires and hamper firefighting. Re-blocking aims to reduce fire risk by spatially reconfiguring and de-densifying…
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Indigenous knowledge-based tsunami disaster mitigation strategies in South Lampung coastal areas, Indonesia
South Lampung Regency, located in southern Sumatra, Indonesia, records a high disaster risk index score of 176.14, with its coastal areas acutely exposed to tsunami hazards. Historical evidence of the 1883 Krakatoa and the 2018 Anak Krakatau tsunamis, which caused 118 deaths and extensive…
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Table of Contents Vol 17 Issue 1 & 2 (2025)
This Table of Contents reflects the print compilation of peer-reviewed articles published in the journal. Each article listed was originally published online under the journal’s open access model and remains individually accessible and citable. This compilation has been created solely for print…
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Pilot application of a sustainable and disaster-resilient infrastructure assessment framework: Evidence from Bandung, Indonesia
Urban infrastructure in developing countries faces mounting pressures to achieve both sustainability and disaster resilience amid limited data and institutional capacity. This study presents the first empirical application of a Sustainable and Disaster-Resilient Infrastructure (SDRI) assessment…
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Mobility as climate change adaptation in South Africa: Exploring the legal and policy significance of artificial intelligence
This study explores the intersection of mobility, climate change adaptation and artificial intelligence (AI) in South Africa. As climate change impacts mobility patterns, South Africa needs effective adaptation strategies, especially to manage the mobility of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and…
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Flood susceptibility zoning in Botswana’s Notwane Urban Catchment: A triangulated and blended analytical hierarchy process-geographical information systems-based multi-criteria analysis
Botswana’s economy is highly exposed to floods, estimated to cost an average of $90 million, about 0.56% of the total annual country gross domestic product. Flooding is common in urban catchments, including Botswana’s Notwane Catchment. The catchment is characterised by increased population…
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Disaster risk management and SME resilience in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review and evidence map
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play an important role in employment creation and local economic stability, yet they are highly vulnerable to disasters and operational disruptions. This study synthesises existing evidence on risk management frameworks used by SMEs in low- and…
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Sustaining the helpers: Mixed methods study of volunteers’ resilience in coastal disaster Java
Recurrent climate-driven flooding in the low-lying coastal communities of Demak, Central Java, significantly strains local capacity and tests disaster volunteer resilience. Following two major floods in March 2024, Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) volunteers engaged in a 2-month emergency response. This…
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Contribution of non-disaster risk reduction non-governmental organisations’ social network building programmes towards community-based disaster risk reduction: Bangladesh context
This study aims to explore the contribution of social network-building programmes of non-disaster risk reduction (non-DRR) non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to community-based disaster risk reduction (CBDRR) within the context of the Satkhira district of Bangladesh using social network-building…
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Disaster risk, disaster resilience and traditional cultures as collective memory in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia
This article addresses the issue of disaster resilience and mitigation in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. The province is frequently hit by earthquakes, tsunamis, floods and liquefactions due to its location along the Palu-Koro fault line within the Asia-Pacific Ring of Fire region. Amidst these…
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Simulation of the Keureuto Dam collapse disaster based on flood distribution
Dams play a vital role in supporting agricultural productivity, water supply and flood control in Indonesia. However, their structural failure poses serious threats to human safety and regional development. This study integrates hydrological and hydraulic modelling as part of a comprehensive…
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On dedicated institutions and funding to support disaster risk reduction: Reflections on local instrumentation in Chile
Stakeholders often justify limited disaster risk reduction (DRR) action by citing insufficient funding and a lack of dedicated legislation and institutional infrastructure. This has changed thanks to the Hyogo and Sendai Frameworks, as national governments have created dedicated DRR ministries or…
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Enhancing geohazard-based natural hazards triggering technological accidents’ preparedness: A policy framework in Indonesian context
Indonesia’s rapid industrialisation and high exposure to destructive geohazards (earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides) create an escalating and under-addressed risk of natural hazards triggering technological accidents (NATECH) and systemic industrial failures. This convergence necessitates a robust…
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Optimising local institutional role for sustainable community preparedness in Krinjing: The slope of Merapi Volcano
The effectiveness of local institutions in disaster-prone areas is often assessed with a bias towards administrative aspects or social solidarity alone, without in-depth operational evaluation. This study audits the internal performance of the Disaster Risk Reduction Organisation or Organisasi…