Despite deliberate moves to integrate gender with climate change solutions, efforts do not
go far enough to account for coloniality, thus falling short of achieving feminist, just and …

In response to the adverse effects of climate change-induced frequent extreme disasters on
agricultural production and supply stability, this study develops a comprehensive agricultural …

Urban coastal communities are among the most vulnerable to flood hazards, with these
threats set to increase under climate change. Knowledge of how uncertainty shapes passive …

This study examines the indigenous knowledge and local mitigation of the Banyumas
people in Gununglurah village, Central Java, against landslides. Here, the local community …

Disaster preparedness and response, including for landslides, increasingly involves local
knowledge. Incorporating contextual, dynamic and experience-based local knowledge leads …

Traditional and local knowledge (TLK) can be instrumental in mitigating the risks of
disasters. There are calls to prioritize such knowledge to promote community resilience …

This Progress Report reviews the geographical literature concerning environmental hazards
and risk focussing particularly on areas that require and enhance interdisciplinary working …

This research investigates the mitigation strategies employed in Banda Aceh, Indonesia,
following the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Aimed at understanding how the city …

Storms globally account for the highest loss of life among weather-related natural hazards.
This study examines the relationship between components of housing vulnerability and …

Narratives are a means of making sense of disasters and crises. The humanitarian sector
communicates stories widely, encompassing representations of peoples and events. Such …