The role of bonding, bridging, and linking social capital is a key factor in the adaptive
capacity to climate-related disasters. But what roles do these three forms of social capital …

Social capital constitutes an important resource in vulnerable cities of the developing world
where formal disaster management capacities are weak, responses are limited, and socio …

Geopolitical risks such as energy crises and local or regional instability aggravate the
growing conflict between limited natural resources and increasing consumption, making …

Disasters have long caused extensive devastation and interruption to economic activity. Still
our understanding of their economic impacts is evolving and the economics of disasters is a …

Repeated fires cause peatlands to degrade. Fire management has been carried out, but
fires continue to occur, especially during the dry season. Through social capital that exists in …

During and after a disaster, people share resources with family, friends and neighbors to tide
them over difficult times. The conventional top-down approach for disaster relief overlooks …

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought huge challenges to sustainable urban and community
development. Although some recovery signals and patterns have been uncovered, the intra …

Livelihood status of rural households is the focus of disaster resettlement research.
Influenced by various factors, rural households face multiple environmental and social …

Municipal solid waste management now relies on individuals to dedicate time to sorting and
separating their garbage from recyclable waste. However, despite good intentions, not all …

Following a disaster, crucial decisions about recovery resources often prioritize immediate
damage, partly due to a lack of detailed information on who will struggle to recover in the …