Individual and household (IH) preparedness is critical for saving lives and reducing losses
and damages, especially in developing and least developed countries and territories …

Natural hazards mainly occur unexpectedly and disrupt or completely stop the normal
function of society [[1],[2],[3],[4]]. About 11,500 natural hazards occurred in the 1980–2015 …

Cross-Department Coordination of Emergency Management (CDCEM) is considered a
critical dimension in China to solve the problem of emergency management. The Decision …

Securing electricity and disseminating information is essential for the current disaster
response. In particular, in local governments, in order to improve governance capacity …

Using the case of the Richter scale 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Turkey (as well as Syria) in
2023, Zanoletti and Bontempi (the corresponding author)(2024) investigated earthquake …

Emergency events are on the increase, impacting the Australian community. Emergency
events may arise from weather-based natural hazard events such as bushfires, floods, and …

Who is worst off after a disaster? Page 1 Australian Journal of Emergency Management
Volume 38 No. 1 January 2023 NEWS AND VIEWS 21 Who is worst off after a disaster? It's well …

This study explored the degree to which the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction
is perceived to be guiding priorities in emergency management agencies at the provincial …

The COVID-19 pandemic served as the latest prominent example in a long history of
emergency management, homeland security, resilience, and other government agencies …

Leaders play a unique role in the disaster management context as they address the safety
needs of communities and manage the complexities of the response and recovery task …