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Disaster risks and hazards : practice for resilience- case for Zimbabwe / edited by Rosemary Kasimba and Innocent Chirisa

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GB5014 DIS

Summary: This book explores disaster risks and hazards in Zimbabwe, focusing on disaster management, resilience building, risk reduction strategies, climate-related challenges, and practices for creating resilient communities. It examines approaches to understanding, preparing for, and responding to disasters within the Zimbabwean context.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This book explores disaster risks and hazards in Zimbabwe, focusing on disaster management, resilience building, risk reduction strategies, climate-related challenges, and practices for creating resilient communities. It examines approaches to understanding, preparing for, and responding to disasters within the Zimbabwean context.

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