Disasters & Conflict Section
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IAIA Section: Disasters and Conflict
Disasters such as war, famine, floods and cyclones, etc., can have severe impacts on the environment, including biodiversity and social structures. Recovery processes often have to be implemented quickly. Impact assessment tools are needed which can be applied to disaster management and recovery plans to ensure that environmental implications are taken into account. This Section enables IAIA members to share and disseminate information on disaster-issues and to participate in the development of sustainable disaster management strategies.
Co-chairs: Charles Kelly and Annica Waleij
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Further Integrating the Environment and Humanitarian Action
Hi all, Just in case you have not seen it, here is a paper on disasters and the environment. Maereg Tafere, PhD. 1 Reply -
on the 'key references' draft
Thomas, Thanks for your input. I will look at the journal articles and add to the list. You raise a critical question as to whether the 1 Reply -
CEDAW, Canada Highlight Centrality of Women and Girls to DRR
1 March 2016: Women and girls must be at the core of disaster risk reduction (DRR), given that they often "bear the brunt" of climate change 0 Replies -
UN chooses eight communities as Champions of Disaster Risk Reduction
13 October 2015, GENEVA - Eight communities living with the threat of floods, storms, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions were today recognis 0 Replies
Impact Assessent and Sand and Dust Storms
Colleagues, I have been commissioned to develop an impact assessment methodology for sand and dust storms. I am first interested in whe 0 RepliesRecent Group Resources
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