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Case study in order to learn more about how legislation can support ot impede disaster risk reduction, particularly at the community level.
An empirical study on the migrants and refugees which are concentrated in the low-income district of Dar Sa’ad in Yemen. Wants togive an explonation on whether and how these migrant groups differ...
For decades, aid actors have widely acknowledged the importance of facilitating effective transitions from relief to development and grappled with the operational and policy challenges of...
This case study in Shelter Projects 2011–2012 summarises a project, where temporary shelters was provided for nomadic Tuareg refugees displaced from northern Mali to the Oudalan Province in...
This case study reviews two places in Zimbabwe prone to flooding. It examines causes of flooding, flood management practices, legal instruments and institutions in place to manage flood events....
Migration has long played a key role in shaping the size and distribution of the population of
Pakistan. Since the partition of the British Indian Empire in 1947, and up to recent and
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Throughout the history floods have caused major damages to the mankind not only in terms of human life, but also complete loss of livelihoods and destruction of infrastructure. According to Munich...
"An estimated five million people have been displaced by conflict, sectarian violence and wide-spread human
rights abuses in the north-west as a whole since 2004. Disaster-induced...
Pakistan has the sixth largest population in the world with 174 million people and an annual population growth rate of roughly 2% as of 2010, a sharp contrast to their post-independence population...
Eleven case studies are included in the TLS 2013 that have been implemented in response to flooding, earthquake and conflict. This year’s case studies illustrate different types of child-friendly...