Development and Disaster Management [electronic resource] : A Study of the Northeastern States of India / edited by Amita Singh, Milap Punia, Nivedita P. Haran, Thiyam Bharat Singh.
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9789811084850
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DK/19306
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1st ed. 2018.
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Singapore : Springer Nature Singapore : Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018.
Fiziksel Niteleme
XXXIV, 425 p. 92 illus. online resource.
İçindekiler Notu
Section 1: Disasters, Management and Development -- Chapter 1 India’s Northeast: Disasters, Development and Community Resilience -- Chapter 2 Natural disasters in The North-East: Crucial Role of Academia in saving Lives -- Chapter 3 Regional climate changes over Northeast India: Present and Future -- Chapter 4 Manipur Flood 2015: Preparedness and Disaster Risk- Reduction Strategies -- Chapter 5 Lessons from Manipur: Managing Earthquake Risk in a Changing Built Environment -- Chapter 6 State of Disaster Management in Manipur -- Chapter 7 Manipur’s Tryst with Disaster Management Act, 2005 -- Chapter 8 Reviving ‘Public Policy’ and Triggering ‘Good Governance’: A Step towards Sustainability -- Chapter 9 Heavy Machines and DRR in the Himalayan Northeastern States.-Section 2 : Vulnérabilité Studies -- Chapter 10 Co-Seismic Slip Observed from Continuous GPS Measurements: For the 2016 Manipur Earthquake (MW = 6.7) -- Chapter 11 Post Earthquake Geo-Disaster of 6.7 Mw Manipur Earthquake , 2016 -- Chapter 12 Landslide Zonation in Manipur Using Remote Sensing and GIS Technologies -- Chapter 13 Building a Resilient Community against Forest Fire Disasters in the Northeast India -- Chapter 14 The Khuga Dam - A Case Study -- Chapter 15 Dams and Disasters in the Northeast India: A Collateral ‘Ethical’ Relationship -- Chapter 16 Challenges of Achieving the Last Mile Delivery in Manipur -- Section 3: Community Resilience Studies -- Chapter 17 A Study of Socioeconomic Community Resilience in Manipur -- Chapter 18 'Living with Floods'- An Analysis of Floods Adaptation of Mising Community: A Case Study of Jiadhal River -- Chapter 19 Role of CBOs in Resilience Building: Good Practices and Challenges -- Chapter 20 Floods, Ecology and Cultural Adaptation in Lakhimpur District, Assam -- Chapter 21 The Women of Manipur and Incessant Disasters -- Chapter 22 Community Resilience building and the Role of Paite Tribe of Churchanpur in Manipur -- Chapter 23 Manipur’s Population Explosion and Resilience Building in Urban Manipur -- Chapter 24 Community awareness on landslide disasters in Nagaland -- Chapter 25 Risk Perception and Disaster Preparedness in the Districts of Noney and Tamenglong -- Chapter 26 Institutions of Faith in Resilience Building during Disasters: Church and Communities in Lamka and Churachandpur -- Chapter 27 Sans Community Resilience without Natural Resources Conservation in the Barbhag Block, Nalbari -- Chapter 28 Communities and Disasters in Nagaland: Landslides and the Cost of Development. .
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This book highlights the relationship between disasters and development through a socio-cultural study of human geography and governance institutions. It studies the cause, context and consequences of disasters in one of the most fragile Himalayan regions in India. The book establishes the fact that disaster management is built within the framework of good governance, without which it has no meaning. For lack of effective and responsive governance, development has lagged behind and even though the frequency of disasters has been increasing, little is being done to redesign developmental frameworks to prevent ensuing losses. Besides, the near absence of governmental support during recurrent disasters, communities have cumulatively become reservoirs of innovations to cope up with disasters. The resilience plans need not follow implanted models but may be cost effective only if they apply a bottom up approach. Just as the region is culturally diverse so are the challenges encountered by local communities in terms of generating resilience to every disaster. Despite more than a decade of the Disaster Management Act (DMA) of 2005, most of the states in this northeastern fringe of India continue to wait for its implementation beyond mere structures and offices. The book suggests that urgent action is required in accordance with the DMA 2005 towards inter-agency coordination, proactive participation of local governance, mobilization of Community based Organizations (CBOs) and curriculum based training in every academic and technical institution. Governments of these northeastern states of India should establish accountability of State Disaster Management Authorities and inspire them to participate proactively with communities for an effective resilience building in the region.
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Political science.
Economic development.
Regional economics.
Spatial economics.
Environmental management.
Political Science.
Development Studies.
Regional and Spatial Economics.
Environmental Management.
Economic development.
Regional economics.
Spatial economics.
Environmental management.
Political Science.
Development Studies.
Regional and Spatial Economics.
Environmental Management.
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250 |a1st ed. 2018.
264 1|aSingapore :|bSpringer Nature Singapore :|bImprint: Palgrave Macmillan,|c2018.
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650 0|aEconomic development.
650 0|aRegional economics.
650 0|aSpatial economics.
650 0|aEnvironmental management.
650 14|aPolitical Science.
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