Titlebook: Disaster Risk Reduction Approaches in Pakistan; Atta-Ur- Rahman,Amir Nawaz Khan,Rajib Shaw Book 2015 Springer Japan 2015 Climate Change an

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Book 2015 field experiences from academic perspectives, and pinpointing key issues and the policy relevance of DRR..Disaster Risk Reduction Approaches in Pakistan. is organized into three sections with a total of 20 chapters. Section one provides the outline and basics of DRR strategies applied at the nation

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Disaster Resilience: Generic Overview and Pakistan Contextctive and as a consequence national disaster management ordinance, national disaster management authority was established as a focus body to chalk out national DRR agenda. In the country, there are certain key challenges in building disaster resilience including exposure to hazard events, low level

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Flood Risk and Reduction Approaches in Pakistanstan is suffering from frequent flood disasters and so far 11,239 human lives were lost, out which 1,985 is reported from the super-flood of 2010. It was a century worst flood, where 20 million people were affected and over 100,000 km. (1/5th of the country total area) inundated and ≈US$ 10 billion

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Earthquake Hazards and Risk Mitigation in Pakistan is crucial to perform earthquake hazard assessment across the country and subsequently develop and implement strategies for earthquake risk mitigation. Subsequent to facing extensive devastation by the 2005 Kashmir earthquake, the government has realized the importance of earthquake management and

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Tsunami Risk, Preparedness and Warning System in Pakistanase of precalculated tsunami scenarios. At least 2 deep-water tsunami gauges and 50 coastal gauges are necessary for tsunami understanding and warnings in the region. Any tsunami warning system in the region needs strong international cooperation between the countries in the region.

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Drought Risk and Reduction Approaches in Pakistan 7 % of the area, and mostly that is mountain slopes. About 20 % of the total area has less than 125 mm. Drought has a number of short and long-term effects on the ecosystem of the affected areas in Pakistan. Agricultural productivity in most areas of Pakistan is highly dependent on rainfall. In Pak

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