Titlebook: Land Use Management in Disaster Risk Reduction; Practice and Cases f Michiko Banba,Rajib Shaw Book 2017 Springer Japan 2017 Community Resil

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Japan’s Experiences of Catastrophic Mountain Disasters in Wakayamaby precipitous mountains. Due to its geographical and geological characteristics, Wakayama has ever suffered repeated sediment disasters, such as debris flows, slope failure, and landslides, since ancient times. To address sediment disasters, Wakayama has taken structural and nonstructural preventiv

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Uttarakhand Disaster and Land Use Policy Changesrimage circuit of India and, besides Hindu holy townships of Haridwar and Rishikesh, houses Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri shrines of Hindus, Hemkund Sahib and Reetha Sahib of Sikhs, and Kaliyar Sharif of Muslims. The state at the same time has a number of tourist destinations and flo

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Climate Change and Its Impacts on Land Use/Cover Change and Food Security in Nepalial reasons. Several studies suggest that high-altitude areas are more vulnerable to climate change, and thus the majority of the mountainous regions in Nepal are in the extreme risk condition due to the adverse effect caused by climate change and global warming. The recent study shows that the aver

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Post-Morakot Land Use Implications for Taiwanll in Taiwan in recent years. Especially, climate change brings about extreme rainfall intensity, and typhoons bring extreme torrential rain, which usually causes landslide, debris flow, and flooding in mountain areas and low-lying areas in Taiwan, such as the disaster Morakot that resulted in the g

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Shobha Poudel,Rajib Shawry for example in the study of public finance or the very construct of the state itself.?This books maps the various channels of continental economics, particularly from the late-18th through the early-20th cen978-1-4899-9473-8978-1-4419-8336-7Series ISSN 1572-1744 Series E-ISSN 2197-5892

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The Reconstruction of Bhuj: Reflecting on the Planning Process of Bhuj, a very densely built historic fabric. The author, who led the team that prepared the plans at both the city level and in the old city, takes advantage of the intervening years to reflect on the process, on the achievement, as well as on lost opportunities.

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Integrated Land Use Planning in New Zealand and Canterbury Earthquakesed the central government to introduce sweeping legislative and governance changes affecting land use planning in the impacted areas. Requirements for quick recovery revealed a tension between central government obligations and the perceived need for coercion in policy making on the one hand and loc