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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download |
15 | Frameworks | Download |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download |
34 | Assessments | Download |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download |
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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download Verified |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download Verified |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download Verified |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download Verified |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download Verified |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download Verified |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download Verified |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download Verified |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download Verified |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download Verified |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download Verified |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download Verified |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download Verified |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download Verified |
15 | Frameworks | Download Verified |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download Verified |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download Verified |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download Verified |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download Verified |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download Verified |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download Verified |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download Verified |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download Verified |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download Verified |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download Verified |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download Verified |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download Verified |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download Verified |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download Verified |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download Verified |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download Verified |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download Verified |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download Verified |
34 | Assessments | Download Verified |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download Verified |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download Verified |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download Verified |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download Verified |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download Verified |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download Verified |
Sl.No | Chapter Name | Gujarati |
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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download |
15 | Frameworks | Download |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download |
34 | Assessments | Download |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download |
Sl.No | Chapter Name | Hindi |
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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download |
15 | Frameworks | Download |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download |
34 | Assessments | Download |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download |
Sl.No | Chapter Name | Kannada |
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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download |
15 | Frameworks | Download |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download |
34 | Assessments | Download |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download |
Sl.No | Chapter Name | Malayalam |
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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download |
15 | Frameworks | Download |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download |
34 | Assessments | Download |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download |
Sl.No | Chapter Name | Marathi |
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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download |
15 | Frameworks | Download |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download |
34 | Assessments | Download |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download |
Sl.No | Chapter Name | Tamil |
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1 | Disaster risk: Hazards X Exposure X Vulnerability | Download |
2 | Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better: Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness- Part 1 | Download |
3 | Risk Perception and Disaster Risk Preparedness – Part 2 | Download |
4 | Build Back Better – People’s Perspectives | Download |
5 | Architecture at Risk | Download |
6 | Culture, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction | Download |
7 | Ayutthaya at Risk | Download |
8 | Disaster vulnerability | Download |
9 | Cultural Heritage: Reassembled | Download |
10 | Rock shelters at risk | Download |
11 | The Built Environment Professions in Disaster Risk Reduction and Response | Download |
12 | Gadri discussions: social dimension of risk, health and DRM | Download |
13 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : Voices from Mumbai and Ghana | Download |
14 | Community Participation in Disaster Risk Governance : INSIGHTS FROM MUMBAI | Download |
15 | Frameworks | Download |
16 | Disaster Preparedness from Cognitive and Heuristic Perspectives | Download |
17 | Information for Disaster Preparedness | Download |
18 | The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Preparedness | Download |
19 | Diffusion of Disaster Preparedness Technology : What Pioneers Contribute ? | Download |
20 | Cities and Climate Change: Adaptation and Mitigation | Download |
21 | Temporary Shelter Construction in India | Download |
22 | Temporary shelter construction in Kenya | Download |
23 | Build back better in Nepal recovery | Download |
24 | Lessons from Peru | Download |
25 | Progressive Housing in El Salvador | Download |
26 | Decentralizing (re)construction in Colombia | Download |
27 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 1 (Approach) | Download |
28 | Tsunami reconstruction in Tamilnadu– Part 2 (Findings) | Download |
29 | Culture and (disaster)risk | Download |
30 | Cultural theory of risk | Download |
31 | Guidance to DRR | Download |
32 | Self-help housing in Turkey | Download |
33 | The Production of refugee place in time: Case of Tibetan refugees | Download |
34 | Assessments | Download |
35 | Designing culturally responsive built environment in disaster context | Download |
36 | Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
37 | CAM and CBDRM | Download |
38 | How to teach disaster recovery and built back better in-built environment education | Download |
39 | Source , Message and Receiver in Disaster Risk Communication | Download |
40 | Summary and Conclusion | Download |