Titlebook: Disaster Management for 2030 Agenda of the SDG; V. K. Malhotra,R. Lalitha S. Fernando,Nivedita P. Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Disasters, Grassroot Women and Local Governance areas where the rate of susceptibility increases due to delayed response during disasters. Under such circumstances local communities and institutions become the first responders for resilience. Grassroot institutions play an important role in such conditions by providing disaster education and mit

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Farmers, Climate Change and People Centric Disaster Management in Indiappointment due to the frequent occurrence of natural calamities flood and cyclone. Climate Change has precipitated these natural disasters. By doing proper research, economists and sociologists have concluded that disasters, both man-made and natural, disasters result in crop loss leading to farmers

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The Other Humans (or Non-humans) in Disaster Management in Indials these goals are not likely to be achieved (Keeling et al. in Front. Vet. Sci., 2019) but the vision is neither holistic nor inclusive. The companion animals are again left out reflecting upon the utilitarian and segmented vision which has gone behind the framing of the SDG Agenda (ibid.). Man goe

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Managing Organic Agriculture: Case of Badulla and Ratnapura Districts in Sri Lankaelected for the study as these districts have suitable environments for organic agriculture. A sample of 300 farmers was randomly selected and a field survey was carried out to collect data from July 2017 to April 2018. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics. Results revealed that, majority

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Healthcare Utilization Pattern in Sri Lanka; Evidence from Household Surveyllenge of providing a competitive service together with the corporate sector on individuals’ demand for healthcare services. Due to some reasons it can be seen that Sri Lankans pay a low concern on healthcare utilization either from public sector or private sector though it is a necessity. The study

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Environmental Governance for Resilience & SDGs, Paris Climate Agreement and Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction over 15?years (2015–30) along with national, regional and local priorities In order to achieve the targets set under these goals, instruments for effective governance need to be reviewed, updated and re-installed with greater

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