Putting science
at the heart of development
The earthquake and resulting tsunami (giant wave) that devastated much of South and South-East Asia in 2004 has prompted questions about rebuilding and prevention efforts for tsunami-prone areas.
(Photo credit: Joseph Trainor/University Delaware/Disaster Relief Center)
Opinions and Analysis
Why disaster warning and development go hand in hand
To engage people in early action we must understand their experience, behaviour and constraints, says disaster policy expert Andrew Collins.
Understanding uncertainty to prevent humanitarian crises
Dialogue enables scientists and communities to work with uncertain information, say humanitarian policy experts Emma Visman and colleagues.
News and Features
Arabian Sea at high risk of quakes and tsunamis
The Arabian Sea may have a much higher risk of a major earthquake and tsunami than thought, say researchers.
17 June 2013
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Disaster risk reduction science urged to show its worth
Scientists must do more to show policymakers how research can help to minimise the risk of disasters, says a report.
28 May 2013
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Fun and games help communicate disaster science
23 May 2013
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Chilean coast could provide clues on sea level rise
1 May 2013
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