ImpactMojoDisaster Risk and Heat Resilience 101: course notes
Why a hazard becomes a disaster for some people and not others: the Sendai Framework, the Disaster Management Act and its 2025 amendment, the disaster funds, cyclones, floods, drought, heat and outdoor work, early warning, and the people relief misses. This is the whole Disaster Risk and Heat Resilience 101 deck as an A4 document: every slide, two to a page, with ruled space under each pair to write your own notes.
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What's inside: 12 sections
- Hazard, exposure and vulnerability
- The Sendai Framework 2015-2030
- India's disaster law and institutions
- Paying for disasters: the funds
- Cyclones and Odisha's record
- Floods, landslides and lightning
- Drought
- Heat
- Early warning and anticipatory action
- Relief, recovery and who relief misses
- Insurance and social protection in a shock
- Monitoring preparedness, and sources
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