Titlebook: Ecosystem-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Adaptation in Practice; Fabrice G. Renaud,Karen Sudmeier-Rieux,Udo Nehren Book 2016 Springer I

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Overview of Ecosystem-Based Approaches to Drought Risk Reduction Targeting Small-Scale Farmers in Su can impact SSA’s agro-ecosystems in multiple ways, negatively affecting local social-ecological systems (SES). Droughts not only destroy crops and livestock and degrade natural resources but also impact a large variety of ecosystem services. However, ecosystems can also frequently be powerful agent

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Quantifying the Stabilizing Effect of Forests on Shallow Landslide-Prone Slopes-cohesion soil mantles less than a few meters deep. As shown by evidence worldwide, the presence of forests can lead to increased slope stability, due to mechanical and hydrological mechanisms, and therefore significantly reduce the landslide risk in many locations. Therefore, the nationwide project

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Integrating Landscape Dimensions in Disaster Risk Reduction: A Cluster Planning Approachdisaster risk is fundamental for the identification of ecosystem-based interventions and options for disaster risk reduction. While the need to integrate ecosystem services and ecosystem management has received increased attention as pathways for reducing disaster risk, little attention has been giv

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Progress and Gaps in Eco-DRR Policy and Implementation After the Great East Japan Earthquakechapter focuses on impacts of the tsunami and the reconstruction of coastal zones affected by GEJE, with a greater emphasis on sea wall reconstruction. The main question addressed in this chapter is how ecosystems played and are playing a role in GEJE and the reconstruction process from both policy

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Potential for Ecosystem-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation in the Urban Lane case study of the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. The high level of mainly informal urbanization in the Kathmandu Valley has led to severe environmental problems and loss of ecosystem services. As a consequence, the livelihoods of the 2.5 million inhabitants in the almost entirely built-up Kathmandu Va

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