An increasing number of publications focus on social vulnerability, resilience, and
adaptation (SVRA) towards natural hazards and climate change. Despite this proliferation of …

Abstract Changes in hydrological processes caused by rapid urbanization lead to the
growing incidence of urban flooding, which is a major challenge to urban sustainability …

Rapid urbanization and climate changes result in frequent occurrence of urban waterlogging
disasters, which cause serious economic damage and pose a threat to residents' safety …

The unique characteristics of drainage conditions in the Pagla river basin cause flooding
and harm the socioeconomic environment. The main purpose of this study is to investigate …

Worldwide, increased flood risk from climate change prompts adaptive behavior of
households in situ or through migration. Both can be sensible adaptation responses …

While flooding is the costliest natural disaster risk, public‐sector investments provide
incomplete protection. Moreover, individuals are in general reluctant to voluntarily invest in …

Flood damage caused by hurricanes is expected to rise globally due to climate and socio-
economic change. Enhanced flood preparedness among the coastal population is required …

The aim of this study was to identify environmentally and socially sustainable behaviors and
explore the role of mobile applications in encouraging them among young residents of …

Risk assessments are key for the effective management of potential environmental threats.
Across probabilistic phenomena, climate change is an exemplar of paramount uncertainties …

One of the key challenges for risk, vulnerability, and resilience research is how to address
the role of risk perceptions and how perceptions influence behaviour. It remains unclear why …