This systematic literature review critically evaluates the extent to which community-based
vulnerability assessments are progressing towards less siloed approaches that address …

In the context of climate change and rapid urbanization, urban floods disasters occur
frequently across the globe, and social vulnerability has become an important theoretical …

While research on quantitative measures of vulnerability is increasing, current studies may
be criticized for failing to consider the spatiotemporal dynamics of vulnerability, ignoring …

Geography and geographers have a long and influential history of research on climate
change, with a significant impact on scholarship, international assessments and public …

Tropical agricultural frontiers are rapidly changing and present unique opportunities to
reconcile ecosystem services (ES) provision, biodiversity conservation, and livelihood …

Planning for resilient cities requires an evidence-based understanding of flood risk and the
involvement of stakeholders and local actors. The paper addresses research developed …

This paper analyses the capacity of participatory mapping as a multi-level learning process
to identify and overcome current barriers to productivity within small-scale irrigation …

Flood risk assessment approaches have traditionally been dominated by measures of
economic damage. However, the importance of understanding the social impacts of flooding …

Cities across the globe are prioritizing resilience in the wake of increasing climate change-
related disasters. About 44% of these disasters are floods and their manifestation in cities is …

Participatory mapping (PM) solutions have become common in many sectors of society to
enhance engagement of the local communities in planning processes. Especially in data …