• Disaster risk reduction in Iraq 

  Al-Shamsi, Mustafa T.M. (OASIS, 2018)

  Iraq is at risk of multiple hazards including both natural and man-made calamities. Little effort had been made before 2003 to address the disaster risk; even though many legislations enacted to provide a relief in the ...
• Adapting to climate change: reflections of peasant farmers in Mashonaland West Province of Zimbabwe 

  Mashizha, Tinashe M. (OASIS, 2018)

  Climate change is projected to have negative impacts on agricultural production in sub-Saharan Africa and this is likely to continue for decades, unless adaptation measures are implemented. The changing climate is a global ...
• Application of the force-field technique to drought vulnerability analysis: a phenomenological approach 

  Hlalele, Bernard M. (OASIS, 2018)

  Drought events are integral parts of climate variability. Over 80% of the Basotho population’s livelihood is dependent on rain-fed agriculture. This current study used force-field project management technique for drought ...
• Community-based approach for a flood preparedness plan in Malaysia 

  Shariff, Nur N.M.; Hamidi, Zety S. (OASIS, 2018)

  Floods have caused inevitable major disasters around the world as well as in Malaysia. This paper demonstrates that lessons can be taken from the previous flood disasters when developing an effective flood preparedness ...
• Exploring the use of experiential learning in promoting the integration of disaster risk reduction into primary school curriculum: a case of Botswana 

  Mutasa, Sebia; Coetzee, Christo (OASIS, 2018)

  A key imperative of Botswana’s adherence to international, regional and local policy on disaster risk reduction (DRR) relates to creating awareness and an understanding of disaster risk. One avenue of creating an understanding ...

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