Selected Abstracts
Below are abstracts that were selected and will be developed into full papers for presentation at the Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Governance Seminar during 24-25 September 2018. Click “view” to access the abstracts.
No. | Paper Title |
Link to abstracts |
1 | Building Resilient Communities in Tacloban City, Leyte, Philippines: A Post-Haiyan Evaluation of the USAID Rebuild Program | View |
2 | Bureaucracy in the Age of the “New Normal”: Public Service Continuity Planning | View |
3 | The Value of Collective and Individual Assets in Building Urban Community Resilience | View |
4 | A Reception Analysis of the risk communication system among the flood-prone communities in Davao City: An Exploratory Sequential Research | View |
5 | Community resilience to reduce urban vulnerability to natural disasters | View |
6 | Potentials and Pitfalls of Crowdsourcing and Popular Media in Disaster Communication: A Systematic Review | View |
7 | Partnering For Resilient Dispute Prevention In The Rehabilitation And Recovery
Of Marawi City And Other Conflict-Affected Communities |
View |
8 | Transforming development and disaster risk: current research, initiatives and activities | View |
9 | Applications of Space Based Technology (SBT) and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) To Strengthen Disaster Resilience – A Case Study in Armenia, Bangladesh, Fiji and Philippines | View |
10 | Establishing a collaborative and inclusive approach in creating local regulations for climate and disaster resilience in Indonesia | View |
11 | Incorporation of Scientific Research Outputs into Emergency Preparedness and Response Planning: Two Case Studies on Nuclear Accident Consequence | View |
12 | Strengthening Capacities of the Local Government Unit of Garchitorena for Disaster Preparedness and Climate Risk Reduction and Management | View |
13 | Aid and accountability: the state’s obligation to ensure transparency and accountability as to international disaster aid and assistance | View |
14 | Gamified Chaingrai Earthquake lesson learnt for Disaster Education | View |
15 | Flood Impact, Risk Perception, and Preparedness of Households in Songkhla Province | View |
16 | From Experience to Change: Lessons Learned from 2018 Mayon Volcanic Eruption | View |
17 | What are the gaps in the implementation of climate change adaptation financing in Indonesia? | View |
18 | Climate information and adaptation in rice farming: Observations from the Philippines | View |
19 | State of the Art of Climate Information System (CIS) in the Philippines | View |
20 | Addressing sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) during disaster | View |
21 | Best Practices on Gender and Diversity Mainstreaming in Disaster Risk Management Systems: Vietnam Case Study | View |
22 | Federalizing Disaster Risk Management: Lessons for Institutional Reform | View |
23 | Gender and Diversity in Psychosocial Support Programme A Content analysis of Indonesian Red Cross Psychosocial Debriefing Programme | View |
24 | Towards Disaster Resilience: The role of Multi Donor Trust Fund for Indonesia Disaster Risk Management | View |
25 | Recognizing Women and Marginalized Communities’ Perspective in Disaster Risk Reduction. Case Study: Bandar Lampung City, Indonesia | View |
26 | A Critical Analysis on the Process of Integration of the Aeta Community and their Local Knowledge in the Municipal DRRM Plan of the Local Government Unit of the Municipality of Porac, Pampanga | View |
27 | In between Marginalization and transformation: Weighing the conditions of possibility among the Aetas of Mabalacat City, Pampanga in the globalizing Clark Special Economic Zone | View |
28 | Building School Resiliency: The Case of Laguna State Polytechnic University – Los Banos Campus, Laguna, Philippines | View |
29 | The study of competency and indicators of disaster management in operations prevents and disaster relief officer local administration | View |