Climate Risk Management,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
42, С. 100571 - 100571
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Climate
change
related
natural
hazards
cause
significant
suffering
and
economic
damage.
The
aftermath
of
losing
one's
home
leaves
people
facing
difficult
decisions.
Resettling
those
affected
by
flood
disasters
remains
a
complex
uncertain
process.
This
study
aims
to
shed
light
on
the
factors
influencing
decision
choose
post-flood
public
houses
(PFPH)
in
flood-prone
areas.
Using
stated
preference
(SP)
survey
conducted
floodplains
Southern
Pakistan,
this
research
analyzes
impact
policy
variables
conjunction
with
latent
psychometric
people's
choices.
A
hybrid
choice
model
(HCM)
is
developed
assess
influence
two
variables:
risk
perception
place
attachment.
findings
indicate
that
individuals
higher
are
more
inclined
PFPH,
whereas
stronger
attachment
tend
opt
for
rebuilding
their
at
same
location.
Compensation
PFPH
was
observed
have
positive
while
distance
from
village
center,
reflecting
how
far
they
would
be
relocated
current
had
negative
choosing
PFPH.
calculation
willingness-to-accept
measures
confirmed
every
1
KM
increase
respondents
require
additional
compensation
PKR
24,558.45
(approximately
$87.28).
Furthermore,
multiple
scenario
tests
were
economically
evaluate
SP
attributes
predicted
share
results
underscore
attitudes
center
attribute
Climate
change
will
affect
many
global
landscapes
in
the
future,
requiring
millions
of
people
to
move
away
from
areas
at
risk
flooding,
erosion,
drought
and
extreme
temperatures.
The
term
managed
retreat
is
increasingly
used
Global
North
refer
movement
infrastructure
climate
risks.
Managed
retreat,
however,
has
proven
be
one
most
difficult
adaptation
options
undertake
because
complex
economic,
social-cultural
psychological
factors
that
shape
individual
community
responses
relocation
process.
Among
these
factors,
place
attachment
expected
possibilities
for
disrupts
bonds
identities
individuals
communities
have
invested
place.
Research
intersection
limited,
partially
are
complicated
constructs,
each
with
confusing
terminologies.
By
viewing
concept
as
a
form
mobility-based
adaptation,
this
paper
attempts
gain
insights
other
mobility-related
fields.
We
find
mobility
research
contributed
development
more
dynamic
view
attachment:
such
explored
role
either
constraining
or
prompting
decisions
relocate,
started
explore
how
process
responds
disruptions
influences
recovery
relocation.
Beyond
informing
scholars
practitioners,
synthesis
identifies
several
need
attention.
These
needs
include
qualitative
better
understand
dualistic
attachments
longitudinal
about
experiences
fully
comprehend
during
after
relocation,
increased
exploration
whether
can
help
provide
stability
continuity
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
19(4), С. 2375 - 2375
Опубликована: Фев. 18, 2022
For
residents
living
in
earthquake-threatened
areas,
choosing
suitable
risk
coping
behaviors
can
effectively
reduce
the
loss
of
family
life
and
property.
However,
some
still
choose
to
continue
live
within
areas
at
earthquake
disaster.
Place
attachment
may
play
an
important
role.
Based
on
place
theory
Protective
Action
Decision
Model
(PADM),
this
study
explores
possible
relationships
among
attachment,
efficacy
beliefs,
evacuation/relocation
intention.
Furthermore,
it
examines
mediating
role
beliefs.
The
also
used
partial
least
squares
method
(PLS-SEM)
test
samples
327
rural
households
Wenchuan
Lushan
earthquake-hit
areas.
results
show
that:
(1)
has
a
significant
effect
response
(RE),
but
not
self-efficacy
(SE);
(2)
dependence
(PD)
negative
relocation
intention
(RI)
no
evacuation
(EI).
identity
(PI)
indirectly
affect
EI
by
influencing
RE;
(3)
Efficacy
beliefs
have
positive
RI.
These
help
us
understand
complex
residents'
behavior,
thus
providing
decision-making
references
for
formulation
improvement
regional
disaster
management
policies.
Climate,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10(3), С. 46 - 46
Опубликована: Март 20, 2022
Many
low-lying
communities
around
the
world
are
increasingly
experiencing
coastal
hazard
risks.
As
such,
climate-related
relocation
has
received
significant
global
attention
as
an
adaptation
response.
However,
emerging
cases
of
populations
resisting
in
preference
for
remaining
place
emerging.
This
paper
provides
account
residents
Togoru,
a
settlement
on
Viti
Levu
Island,
Fiji.
Despite
facing
impacts
form
erosion,
tidal
inundation,
and
saltwater
intrusion,
Togoru
opposing
plans
relocation;
instead
opting
in-situ
adaptation.
We
conceptualize
place-belongingness
to
land
people—through
personal,
historic
ancestral,
relational,
cultural,
economic,
legal
connections—as
critical
mobility
decision-making.
argue
that
strategies
be
successful
sustainable,
they
must
acknowledge
values,
perspectives,
preferences
local
people
tangible
intangible
connections
place.
Environmental Hazards,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
22(5), С. 475 - 497
Опубликована: Март 29, 2023
Migration
is
often
understood
to
be
a
livelihood
strategy
cope
with
the
effects
of
environmental
threats
and
climate
change.
Yet,
extent
which
migration
decisions
differ
due
type,
severity,
frequency
events
has
been
little
explored.
This
paper
employs
household
surveys
in
southwestern
Bangladesh
explore
this
research
gap.
A
multinominal
regression
model
used
simulate
reported
future
(200
sample
households)
context
both
rapid-onset
(i.e.
cyclone
flood)
slow-onset
(salinity,
siltation,
riverbank
erosion)
phenomena.
Results
show:
i)
previous
disaster
experience
increasing
conflict
community
motivate
near
phenomena
(salinity);
(ii)
economic
strength
self-efficacy
increase
non-migration
intention
contexts
sudden
events;
(iii)
pattern
these
influences
on
across
demographics,
including
education,
religion,
age.
Importantly,
analysis
shows
that
relationship
between
influenced
by
socioeconomic
conditions.
Therefore,
supports
adaptation
planning
specifically
tailored
type
exposure
extreme
events.
