The embeddedness of local and indigenous communities in their environments has led
them to develop time-tested knowledge and practices to prepare for, mitigate, respond to …

The occurrence and intensity of some natural hazards (eg hydro-meteorological) increase
due to climate change, with growing exposure and socio-economic vulnerability, leading to …

In all cities and urban areas, the risk faced by people and assets from hazards associated
with climate change has increased (high confidence1). Urban areas are now home to 4.2 …

Concern about depopulation and its effects has fuelled the search for economic alternatives
to traditional agricultural activities in rural areas. One of the most frequently used strategies …

Cities encounter various risks, and flood disasters are one of the most frequent, leading to
significant economic loss. The uncertainty of external shocks makes it necessary to bring …

Despite decades of progress in disaster risk reduction, efforts to enhance risk awareness
and influence behavioral change still seem to be falling short. When we reflect on our …

The value of the inclusion and participation of local communities in efforts to assess and
manage disaster risk is now widely acknowledged in the academic literature. In the field of …

Enhancing disaster risk reduction (DRR) and community resilience are fundamental for
sustainable development. However, cultural and political‐institutional barriers hinder …

While the role of innovation and adaptation technology in reducing climatic risks is widely
recognized, few studies have investigated the role of formal, quasi-formal, and informal …

As risks and effects of climate hazards increase, disaster-prone communities need to gather
and systematize Local Disaster Knowledge (LDK) and link it with scientific knowledge for …