... perception. Exploratory quantitative analyses showed a similar pattern, with previous experiences receiving the highest AHP weight (32.83%). Local knowledge, beliefs and educational level also showed patterns consistent with the idea that collective memory, cultural knowledge and experiential learning...

... a conceptual and interdisciplinary synthesis of literature on disaster communication, local knowledge, manuscripts, oral traditions, batik, visual memory, risk perception and protective action. Findings Batik can be reconceptualized as a symbolic and mnemonic medium for disaster mitigation. Manuscripts...

... to identify how disaster management knowledge has changed from pre-colonization to the present. Findings Before colonization, local knowledge associated with traditions of asking gods and ancestors for rain and blessings in life prevailed. With colonization, around the 1500s, Portuguese rulers attempted...

...Adam Madigliani Prana; Angela Curl; Maria Rita Dionisio; Christopher Gomez; Deirdre Hart; Heri Apriyanto; Hermawan Prasetya Purpose The ineffectiveness of flood control in climate-impacted majority-world cities like Jakarta highlights the need for policies that integrate local knowledge...

... Emerald Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Participation Southeast Asia Disaster risk reduction Ecosystems Local knowledge Ecosystems play a key role in disaster risk reduction (DRR) (Renaud et al., 2013). The 2004 Boxing Day...

... Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Disaster risk reduction Resilience Landslides India Local knowledge Himalayas My involvement helped to create different communication channels for the research, widening the scope of voices heard in the research...

... Risk governance Local knowledge Community-based DRRM Role of NGO Underlying risk factors The underlying purpose of this special issue has been to foreground understandings of disaster risk reduction (DRR) from the perspective of local actors, particularly locally based NGOs, leading...

.... Findings The Views from the Frontline (VFL) methods began as the bottom-up mirror of a top-down monitoring approach used by the United Nations (Hyogo Framework for Action Monitor). Limitations of such bottom up monitoring led to creation of guidelines for formalising local knowledge resulting from actions...