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Disaster Risk Management Primers for Asia

This Primer is designed to be used by professionals and practitioners for understanding disasters in their own geographical, social, economic and cultural context.

Following extensive consultations with stakeholders of disaster management in a range of forums, it was agreed that the Primer would consist of different volumes, starting out with Volume I to provide the rationale and theoretical context of a holistic approach to disaster risk management. The other volumes will be hazard-specific or subject-specific, with “how-to” guides, effective strategies, policy options, proven tools, good practices and lessons learned.

  • Primer 1 - Disaster Risk Management in Asia

  • Primer 2 - Integrated Flood Risk Management in Asia

Other Volumes

Subsequent volumes on rapid onset flood (coastal flood, storm surge and typhoon), drought, mass movements (landslide), building in disaster-prone areas, health emergencies, etc., are also being planned but their development is dependent upon funding availability.

 

 
     
 
   
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