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Towards 'good enough' climate and disaster risk governance: Emerging lessons from Zambia, Nepal, Viet Nam and Uganda.
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This report compares and contrasts how disaster risk management is being conceptualised in relation to emerging climate change adaptation efforts and how these two agendas are influenced by different governance systems, accountabilities and social contracts in Zambia, Uganda, Viet Nam and Nepal. Particular attention is paid to how this relates to different forms of state legitimacy and the changing role of local government in connection with a range of decentralisation processes, increasing political attention and the lure of new but little understood climate change funding. Findings highlight how concerns about disaster risk are influencing how new and uncertain forms of combined disaster/climate governance are perceived and implemented. Increasing attention from the media is also noted as a key factor determining which aspects of disaster risk management gain prominence, and which are ignored in public demands and in responses by politicians and local government.
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Christoplos, Ian
Aben, Charles
Bashaasha, Bernard
Dhungana, Hari
Friis-Hansen, Esbern
Mikkel Funder
Huong, Nguyen Thi Thanh
Khatri, Dil Bahadur
Lindegaard, Lily
Mweemba, Carol
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2014
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Climate , Disaster risk management , Climate change
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URI
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DIIS_Report_Towards_good_enough_climate_FINAL.pdf
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