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George A. Zsidisin,Michael Henkeincreasing coastal population. The return migration also puts disaster managers and authorities to task: protection of lives becomes part of the human security development agenda. Besides the focus on demographic challenges, this chapter also reviews the best practices instituted to increase the com

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The Chinese Learner of Tomorrow. Second, in spite of positive developments, key challenges remain on how these national policies are translated and effectively implemented at local levels to achieve human security. Lastly, with the anticipated increasing risk associated with climate change and other forms of hazards in the future

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Amy B. M. Tsui,Jocelyn L. N. Wongthe communities’ challenges, but they have smaller budgets and less experience than INGOs. Adequately funded national and local NGOs could be ideal partners for communities, but when resources are inadequate, CCA and DRR initiatives require support from INGOs and international organizations. CSO net

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Nirmala Rao,Jin Chi,Kai-ming Chengion from secondary data. The essential requirements common to these two private sector experiences in order to successfully carry out CCA and DRRM-related programs that contribute to human security are awareness and understanding of the climate change risks to business operations and value chains; r