Purpose The paper aims to address the gap in literature on effective disaster governance in
Southeast Asia, with a focus on COVID-19 management in Malaysia. It explores the …

This chapter examines the comparative perspectives of three Southeast Asian countries in
dealing with the global pandemic of Covid-19, namely Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam …

In Malaysia, the increasing frequency and severity of disasters emphasize the urgent need
for enhancing disaster management. Given their significant impact on public health and …

Abstract The World Disaster Report of 2019 ranks the Philippines as one of the most disaster-
prone countries in the world next to Tongo and Vanuatu. The typhoons that have hit various …

& Mokhele, 2021) have argued that “Good policies do not always translate into good
practice”. Indeed, governments formulate policies with the intention of implementation. The …

As the world continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, the threat of natural hazards
still looms large. While pandemic response remains dominant, states and societies also …

Most disasters are attributed to natural phenomena, but in many cases, they actually occur
or are worsened because of mismanagement and/or the inappropriate implementation of …

PR20200924_Southeast Asia-China Cooperation in Disaster Management in Post-COVID Era
Page 1 SOUTHEAST ASIA-CHINA COOPERATION IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN …

Disasters as opportunities is an emerging niche of investigation but empirical evidence
remains sparse. As such, this paper described how Typhoon Ketsana affected various levels …

Covid-19 has affected both developed and developing countries. Sri Lanka is no exception
to other countries in the region, and was able to manage the pandemic at the initial stage …