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Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) is the concept and practice of reducing disaster risks through analysis and management of the causal factors of disasters. It leads to reduced exposure to hazards, lessening of vulnerability of people and assets, effective management of land and the environment and improved preparedness for adverse events.
(From: Teaching Guide for Senior High School DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION | Teacher PH |
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Disaster Risk Reduction Resource Manual | Department of Education |
Teaching Guide for Senior High School DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION | Teacher PH |
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5 Ways Communities Around The World Prepare For Disasters | Plan International |
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7 Ways Worldwide Communities Are Preparing for Natural Disasters | Thomas Industry |
New Report: A Cleaner, More Resilient Electrical Grid for California | Legal Planet |
How Museums Are Leading the Way in Natural Disaster Preparation & Management | Thomas Industry |
California fires: Goats help save Ronald Reagan Presidential Library | BBC News |
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Back to Home-TKMCE Project | TKM College of Engineering |
The Never-Ending Effort for Earthquake Safety | JapanGov |
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How cities are rebuilding to be more resilient to natural disasters | PBS News Hour |
Elevate San Rafael | Bionic Team | San Rafael, Marin County | Resilient by Design |
How Venice’s plan to protect itself from flooding became a disaster in itself | The Washington Post |
Mose System | MOSE Venezia Project |
How Venice’s flood barriers are bringing the city back to life | The Independent |
How AI Can And Will Predict Disasters | Forbes |
AI is helping seismologists detect earthquakes they’d otherwise miss | The Verge |
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