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  3. Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026)

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026)

Published: 2026-07-14

Articles

  • Governance and society-driven challenges to community-based disaster management: A case study from Chandpur, Bangladesh

    Syed Jabir Hossain (Author)
    228–237
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  • Comprehensive analysis of disaster events and their impacts with emphasis on water-induced disasters in Nepal

    Santosh Kaini (Author)
    174–188
    • PDF
  • Earthquake risk in Accra, Ghana: Household perceptions,awareness, and preparedness in a rapidly urbanisingmetropolis

    Alhassan Mahama Kunda (Author)
    238–250
    • PDF
  • Indigenous knowledge and community disaster resilience to cyclones: Evidence from the south-central coastal region of Bangladesh

    Md. Faisal (Author)
    159-173
    • PDF
  • Anticipatory action in the 2025 Pakistan floods: Multi-agency activations, early warning, cash assistance, and lessons for flood risk management

    Muhammad Atif Khan (Author)
    215–227
    • PDF
  • Urban transformation, state power, and climate vulnerability in Varanasi, India: A three-century perspective

    Dominik Juling, Deep Shikha, Samprikta Chatterjee (Author)
    189–202
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  • From cyclone management to community resilience: An empirical study of Cyclone Fengal 2024 in Puducherry, India

    Sanjay Sharma , Sunil Kumar , Maneesh Kumar (Author)
    203–214
    • PDF

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