Community, Environment and Disaster Risk Management

The Community, Environment and Disaster Risk Management series is a vital resource that connects academic research with field practice in disaster risk reduction and environmental sustainability. Built on field evidence and community practices, the series offers specific tools, guiding frameworks, and academic analysis designed to tackle some of the most pressing global challenges. Through interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary approaches, it covers topics such as urban risk reduction, water communities, climate change adaptation, disaster education, and human security. Each volume of the series is illustrated with case studies from around the world, providing insights into community-based approaches and solutions for managing environmental hazards and disasters. This series serves as an essential forum for academics, researchers, and field practitioners to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and collaborate on new solutions.

The series encourages contributions that explore the complex interactions between communities, environments, and disaster risk reduction from a global perspective. Its coverage spans a wide array of issues, including community-based natural resource management, public health crisis management, post-disaster recovery, and corporate-community interfaces in disaster management. By addressing these diverse topics, the series offers a unique opportunity to engage with innovative research and field practices, providing essential insights for those working in the environment and disaster risk management fields. Whether focusing on climate change adaptation, urban resilience, or complex emergency response, the Community, Environment and Disaster Risk Management series creates a collaborative space for advancing the field and fostering global networks among academics and practitioners.