Titlebook: Disaster Risk and Management Under Climate Change; Anil Kumar Gupta,Akhilesh Gupta,Pritha Acharya Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Evolution of Disaster Risk Reduction Systems in Indiawhole transition in the disaster management approach is a result of enormous initiatives taken over the years. Presently, India has a well establishment legislative, institutional and financial arrangement at national and sub-national levels (states and districts) for managing disasters efficiently.

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Community Based Issues and Opportunities in Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reductione Change impacts. While efforts focus on carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas reduction, adaptation measures lend strength to resilience and coping capacities at several levels and scales. Powerful countries took decades to acknowledge the reality of Climate Change which is result of their relent

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Heat Wave Disaster Risk Management Action Planning: Experience and Lessonsdness and lethargic emphasis on mitigation measures have made the problem worse. Many studies have evidenced that health risks associated with exposure to excess heat increase significantly. However, heat-wave related fatalities can be prevented by establishing precautionary measures, which can be s

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Climate Change Adaptation in Industrial Areas for Disaster Resiliencelnerability by taking examples of three states viz. Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. High exposure to hazards, improper planning of the areas, increased population and urbanization are some of the causes associated with increased risks in these industrial areas. Designing industrial areas bas

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Climate Resilient Healthcare System in India to be insufficient and unprepared to cope with the evolving and multiplying risk scenarios. Disaster health implications are best addressed by enhancing health systems resilience through a well-designed systemic mechanism. The National Health Adaptation Plan for disaster of India related illnesses

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