[HTML][HTML] A review of socio-economic vulnerability: The emergence of its theoretical concepts, models and methodologies
S Biswas, S Nautiyal - Natural Hazards Research, 2023 - Elsevier
The concept of vulnerability overarches as a multidisciplinary subject. The umbrella term is
widely used in several disciplines namely sociology, public health, geography, and disaster …
widely used in several disciplines namely sociology, public health, geography, and disaster …
Assessing socio-economic vulnerability to climate change-induced disasters: evidence from Sundarban Biosphere Reserve, India
ABSTRACT Indian Sundarban Biosphere Reserve (SBR), a fragile ecosystem, is susceptible
to frequent cyclones, floods, and storm surge. The study impeccably analyzed the socio …
to frequent cyclones, floods, and storm surge. The study impeccably analyzed the socio …
An assessment of rural household vulnerability and resilience in natural hazards: evidence from flood prone areas
This study develops and assesses the application of a livelihood vulnerability index (LVI),
LVI-IPCC and livelihood effect index for the natural and agricultural resources in …
LVI-IPCC and livelihood effect index for the natural and agricultural resources in …
Climate change, drought and rural communities: Understanding people's perceptions and adaptations in rural eastern India
Household's adaptation to drought risk consists of two steps. First step is acquiring
knowledge on drought from previous drought experiences. Second step is formulation of …
knowledge on drought from previous drought experiences. Second step is formulation of …
Climate risk, vulnerability and resilience: Supporting livelihood of smallholders in semiarid India
Using panel data from 256 smallholder households from 2006 to 2014 in three semiarid
regions India, this study develops a framework for quantifying vulnerability and resilience by …
regions India, this study develops a framework for quantifying vulnerability and resilience by …
Migration as a driver of changing household structures: Implications for local livelihoods and adaptation
C Singh - Migration and Development, 2019 - journals.sagepub.com
Rapid environmental change, increasing climate variability, land fragmentation, and
underlying institutional lacunae have shaped rural livelihoods in India. Increasingly, rural …
underlying institutional lacunae have shaped rural livelihoods in India. Increasingly, rural …
[HTML][HTML] A Systematic Bibliometric Review of Fiscal Redistribution Policies Addressing Poverty Vulnerability
Y Li, R Marquez, Q Ye, L Xie - Sustainability, 2024 - mdpi.com
The elimination of poverty in all its forms is the first global goal of the United Nations' 2030
Agenda for Sustainable Development. Achieving this goal is recognized as a long-term …
Agenda for Sustainable Development. Achieving this goal is recognized as a long-term …
Linking food security with household's adaptive capacity and drought risk: implications for sustainable rural development
In spite of green revolution and rapid economic growth, India's vast population still suffers
from hunger and poverty, especially in the rural areas. Moreover, drought adversely affects …
from hunger and poverty, especially in the rural areas. Moreover, drought adversely affects …
Vulnerabilities to flood hazards among rural households in India
Flooding constitutes the most predominant natural disaster in India. The degree and causes
of vulnerability to flood risk vary by society, geographical region and over time. The rural …
of vulnerability to flood risk vary by society, geographical region and over time. The rural …
[PDF][PDF] Understanding farmers' risk perception to drought vulnerability in Balochistan, Pakistan.
H Durrani, A Syed, A Khan, A Tareen… - AIMS Agriculture & …, 2021 - academia.edu
Understanding farmers’ risk perception to drought vulnerability in Balochistan, Pakistan Page
1 AIMS Agriculture and Food, 6(1): 82–105. DOI: 10.3934/agrfood.2021006 Received: 23 …
1 AIMS Agriculture and Food, 6(1): 82–105. DOI: 10.3934/agrfood.2021006 Received: 23 …