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A study has been conducted urging governments and academic bodies to engage in policy-making and risk reduction strategies for disaster management.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 1
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What happened

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A study has been conducted urging governments and academic bodies to engage in policy-making and risk reduction strategies for disaster management.

How it developed

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  1. Shane Keating urged government action on disaster preparedness, while Andrew Hall advocated for resilience in national housing strategy.Sub-event
  2. A study analyzes social protection and disaster risk financing in Southeast Asia, focusing on regional shared challenges.Sub-event
  3. Study calls for a paradigm shift in disaster management and policy-making.1 source
  4. University of Montana offers academic expertise for disaster risk reduction relevant to Sri Lanka.1 source

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