Geographies of Disaster Risk Reduction Practices : Climate Disasters, Coastal Socio-Ecological Challenges, and Participatory GIS
Geographies of Disaster Risk Reduction Practices : Climate Disasters, Coastal Socio-Ecological Challenges, and Participatory GIS
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Author(s): Malakar, Kousik Das
ISBN No.: 9781836620150
Pages: 268
Year: 202612
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 196.00
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available (Forthcoming)

Part - I. Fundamentals of Climate Disasters and Coastal Socio-Ecological Systems Chapter 1. Introduction to Climate Disasters and Coastal Socio-ecological Systems Chapter 2. Geographies of Coastal Risk and Vulnerability: Mapping and Analysis Part - II. Understanding Contemporary Coastal Socio-Ecological Challenges and Participatory GIS Chapter 3. Coastal Socio-ecological Challenges and Nature-based Disaster Risk Reduction Practices Chapter 4. Coastal Socio-ecological Challenges and Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction Practices Chapter 5. Geographies and Socio-spatial ecologies of DRR Practices: A Journey into Participatory GIS Chapter 6.


Local Knowledge, Indigenous Technical Knowledge and Disaster Risk Reduction Part - III. Participatory GIS in Coastal Disaster Risk Reduction: Field Narratives and Case Studies Chapter 7. Coastal Community Perspectives in Disaster Risk Reduction Practices: Field Narratives from the Coastal Sundarbans Chapter 8. Spatio-temporal Mapping of Climate Variability and Community Perceptions: A GIS and PGIS-based Study in Coastal Bengal, India Chapter 9. Examining the Impact of Climate Disasters on Sundarban Biosphere Reserve: Insights from Local Communities for Reaffirmation Chapter 10. Assessing Disaster Risk Resilience: A SWOT Analysis of Jaliya Kaibartta Society in Indo-Bangladesh Borderlands Chapter 11. Assessing Socio-ecological Vulnerability to Climate Change in the Traditional Marine Fishing Community: A Case Study of the Coastal Region of Bengal, India Chapter 12. Investigating Indigenous Technical Knowledge for Disaster Risk Reduction: A Case Study in Coastal Medinipur, India Chapter 13.


Enhancing Coastal Resilience: A Case Study on Nature-based Solutions and Community Management in Indo-Bangladesh Borderland Coast.


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