Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(8), P. 6657 - 6657
Published: April 14, 2023
Natural
hazards
are
one
of
the
destructive
phenomena
that
pose
a
significant
hazard
to
humans,
property,
and
economy,
among
others.
One
most
recurring
natural
is
flooding,
which
caused
by
typhoons,
monsoons,
heavy
rainfall
has
been
main
concerns
Philippines
in
recent
years.
The
study’s
results
will
provide
information
on
factors
affecting
flood
disaster
preparedness
integrating
Theory
Planned
Behavior
(TPB)
Protection
Motivation
(PMT).
A
total
509
individuals
answered
an
online
survey
questionnaire
with
52
adapted
questions.
Structural
equation
modeling
(SEM)
revealed
risk
perception
(RP),
media
(M),
personal
experience
(PE)
had
effect
perceived
severity
(PS)
vulnerability
(PV),
consequently
affected
attitude
toward
behavior
(ATB),
social
norms
(SN),
behavioral
control
(PBC).
It
was
determined
ATB,
SN,
PBC
significantly
(AB),
led
intention
follow
(ITF)
prevention
(PP).
After
analyzing
data,
it
56.2%
female
respondents
were
said
be
more
resilient
compared
males.
This
first
study
determine
mitigation
flood-prone
areas
Philippines.
beneficial
academicians
government
officials
developing
determining
affect
preparedness.
Lastly,
deeper
understanding
how
AB
variable
may
further
researched
improve
paper.
Disaster Prevention and Management An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
31(5), P. 601 - 618
Published: Feb. 11, 2022
Purpose
Existing
literature
on
how
social
learning
stemming
from
flood
experience
influences
management
and
adaptation
to
flood-risks,
resilience-building
is
scant.
In
this
context,
the
purpose
of
study
map
processes
examine
application
in
formulating
coping
measures
strategies
Bangladesh's
wetland
communities.
Design/methodology/approach
To
bridge
research
gap,
conceptually,
we
formulated
Social
Learning
Disasters
(SLD)
Framework
explain
process
mechanism
its
influence
community
resilience.
Applying
a
qualitative
approach,
empirical
investigation
was
carried
out
Fenarbak
Union
Sunamganj
District,
Bangladesh.
Using
participatory
approach
techniques,
required
primary
data
were
procured.
Findings
The
results
yielded
three
key
findings:
(1)
memory
have
often
enabled
communities
adopt
diverse
adaptive
response
flash
floods;
(2)
learning-based
actions
resulted
reduced
flood-risk
enhanced
resilience
floods,
especially
when
these
supported
by
both
local
external
innovations
(3)
aforementioned
stemmed
primarily
first-hand
which
shared
via
various
collective
platforms.
Research
limitations/implications
followed
methodology
procured
two
union
level
unit
Therefore,
generalization
apply
larger
context
should
be
made
with
caution.
Also,
represents
cross-sectional
study,
thus
understanding
long-term
trend
not
possible.
Practical
implications
findings
direct
profound
for
community-level
disaster-risk
planning.
As
there
are
serious
deficiencies
documenting
preserving
development
planning,
offers
conceptual
framework,
along
evidence,
transforming
lessons
learned
into
practical
change.
highlight
importance
as
effort
provide
evidence
innovative
adaptations
These
critical
societal
well
enhance
Originality/value
Limited
efforts
hitherto
been
determine
actual
disaster
shocks
takes
place,
lead
vulnerable
take
up
actions.
Our
attempts
fill
knowledge
gaps
providing
an
evidence-based
account
responses
disasters.
Journal of Business Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
172, P. 114397 - 114397
Published: Nov. 30, 2023
While
scholars
have
been
elaborating
on
the
nature
and
scope
of
resilience
for
some
time,
contemporary
era
monumental
disruptions
elevated
this
topic
to
top
scholarly
practical
attention.
Yet,
there
is
much
confusion
ambiguity
about
how
it
should
be
defined
measured.
In
addition,
definitions
appear
vary
greatly
across
disciplines.
Given
these
shortcomings,
study
first
presents
a
framing
definition
using
categorization
attributes
under
process,
structure
strategic
move/action,
emanating
from
cross-disciplinary
foundation.
Second,
offers
conjectures
propositions
multinational
enterprises
(MNEs)
move/action
drawing
ideas
social,
mechanical,
ecological
literature
regarding
construct.
Third,
we
present
new
frame-based
methodological
approach
in
presenting
subordinate
concepts
resilience.
Advanced Sustainable Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 27, 2024
Abstract
The
current
global
scenario
underlines
the
urgency
of
addressing
energy
consumption
and
its
environmental
implications.
Contemporary
international
strategies
aim
to
foster
public
awareness
engagement
in
sustainable
initiatives.
World
Environment
Protection
Commission
aspires
qualify
for
an
equitable
transition
toward
energy‐efficient
technologies,
strategic
policies,
achieving
net‐zero
carbon
emissions.
principal
aspiration
is
enhance
community
understanding
policies.
Furthermore,
a
root
cause
analysis
reveals
that
foundational
factors,
both
internal
external,
underpinning
attainment
these
objectives
paramount
importance.
This
study
investigates
comparative
advantages
renewable
over
non‐renewable
sources.
It
conducts
thorough
various
encompassing
sourcing,
variables,
challenges,
technological
progress,
deployment
systems.
Utilizing
approach
conducting
pre‐
post‐analysis
data
evaluations,
it
aims
promote
adoption
practices
greener
future.
Emphasizing
importance
cooperation
effective
implementation
this
research
underscores
critical
role
practical
action
fostering
sustainability
preservation.
Water,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(19), P. 2769 - 2769
Published: Oct. 6, 2021
In
2021,
heavy
precipitation
events
in
Germany
have
confirmed
once
again
that
pluvial
flooding
can
cause
catastrophic
damage
large,
medium,
and
small
cities.
However,
despite
several
hazard-oriented
strategies
already
place,
to
date
there
is
still
a
lack
of
integrated
approaches
actually
preventing
negative
consequences
induced
by
rainfall
events.
Furthermore,
municipalities
across
the
world
are
learning
from
recent
episodes
general
need
explore
new
techniques
guidelines
could
help
reduce
vulnerability,
enhance
resilience,
adaptive
capacity,
sustainability
urban
environments,
considering
predicted
future
challenges
associated
with
climate
variability.
To
address
this
gap,
paper
presents
outcomes
research
project
“Heavy
Rainfall
Checklist
for
Sewer
Operation”
which
was
conducted
IKT
Institute
Underground
Infrastructure,
involve
all
stakeholders
affected
within
cities,
implement
series
documents
be
adopted
support
organizations
their
operational
staff
problems
caused
incidents.
More
detail,
three
different
scenarios
been
deeply
analysed,
each
them
list
specific
tasks
suggestions
has
provided
aiding
decision-making.
Frontiers in Water,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
3
Published: Aug. 27, 2021
To
effectively
cope
with
the
impacts
of
climate
change
and
increase
urban
resilience,
households
neighborhoods
must
adapt
in
ways
that
reduce
vulnerability
to
climate-related
natural
hazards.
Communities
United
States
elsewhere
are
exposed
more
frequent
extreme
heat,
wildfires,
cyclones,
precipitation,
flooding
events.
Whether
how
people
respond
increased
hazard
exposure
(adaptive
behavior)
is
widely
recognized
be
driven
by
their
capacity
adapt,
perception
risk,
past
experiences.
Underlying
these
important
dimensions,
however,
social
context.
In
this
paper,
we
examine
capital
shape
risk
household
flood
mitigation
actions.
The
study,
based
on
a
metropolitan-wide
survey
Austin,
Texas,
USA,
suggests
bonding
(personal
networks,
neighborhood
cohesion,
trust)
positively
related
behavior
negatively
perception.
Importantly,
our
research
demonstrates
positive
significant
effect
adaptive
even
when
controlling
for
neighborhood.
This
policies
programs
strengthen
connectedness
within
can
behaviors
thus
improving
community
resilience
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(14), P. 7852 - 7852
Published: July 14, 2021
In
recent
years,
the
effects
of
climate
change
have
become
more
noticeable
in
Iran,
especially
big
cities.
particular,
climate-related
flood
risk
is
increasingly
recognized
as
a
potential
threat
capital
city
Tehran.
Accordingly,
present
study
aimed
to
provide
framework/assessment
tool
measure
Tehran’s
resilience
risks.
To
this
end,
21
professionals
from
different
disciplines
were
selected
through
purposive
sampling
procedure
and
interviewed
using
semi-structured
interviews.
The
analysis
resulted
identification
3
themes,
15
categories,
40
subcategories,
235
codes.
themes
social,
economic,
organizational;
identified
categories
culture
education
(since
something
be
learned
formal
informal
component
has
two
features:
education),
participation,
trust,
attitude,
solidarity,
resources,
empowerment,
flexibility,
credit,
supervision,
intercommunication,
rules,
specialization,
research.
Validation
indicators
their
usability
based
on
opinions
local
experts
was
used
calibrate
assessment
ensure
its
context-sensitivity.
results
research
can
help
planners
policymakers
increase
awareness
resilience.
approach
taken
may
also
useful
for
developing
tools
other
Iranian
cities
well
Global
South
with
similar
conditions.
