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DESCRIPTION:We are kindly inviting you to submit your papers for the Specia
 l Issue Building Resilience: Sustainable Approaches in Disaster Management
  for the journal Sustainability MDPI (Q1). Please see the detailed informa
 tion below:The world has reached the halfway point of the post-2015 develo
 pment agendas. Despite progress in planning and implementing initiatives f
 or disaster risk reduction\, the current trends of local and global hazard
 s\, along with unexpectedly frequent and intensified climatic events\, hav
 e presented significant challenges in translating the global frameworks in
 to local initiatives that are sustainable and meaningful for the most vuln
 erable populations. This special issue of Sustainability seeks to bridge t
 he gap between disaster risk reduction (DRR) and sustainability in the dis
 course and implementation of disaster prevention and response. Authors are
  invited to reconsider the impact of policies\, initiatives\, projects\, a
 nd other efforts aimed at building resilience by focusing on their sustain
 ability over time\, their impacts on communities and stakeholders\, locali
 sing the global frameworks\, and identifying gaps beyond the post-2030 glo
 bal agendas. Original research articles and rev!iews are welcome.Specific 
 Research areas proposedResearch areas may include (but are not limited to)
  the following:- Sustainability and Disaster Risk Reduction nexus in theor
 y\, policy and practice- Localising global agendas for building resilience
 - Middle-term to long-term impact of DRR policies and action- Long-impact 
 of humanitarian aid in disaster recovery- Disaster Governance\, social\, p
 olitical\, and economic Dimensions- Impacts on the built environment and b
 eyond such as livelihoods\, health and education.Please notice that the de
 adline for submissions is on February 28\, 2025.We look forward to receivi
 ng your contributions.Dr Sandra CarrascoDr Irene Lopez-PerezProf. Carlos Z
 eballos VelardeGuest EditorsExamples can be found at:https://www.mdpi.com/
 journal/sustainability/special_issues
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SUMMARY:Call for Papers: Special Issue - Building Resilience: Sustainable A
 pproaches in Disaster Management\, Sustainability
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:We are kindly inviting you to submit your pape
 rs for the <strong>Special Issue Building Resilience: Sustainable Approach
 es in Disaster Management </strong>for the journal <em>Sustainability MDPI
 </em> (Q1). Please see the detailed information below:<br /><br />The worl
 d has reached the halfway point of the post-2015 development agendas. Desp
 ite progress in planning and implementing initiatives for disaster risk re
 duction\, the current trends of local and global hazards\, along with unex
 pectedly frequent and intensified climatic events\, have presented signifi
 cant challenges in translating the global frameworks into local initiative
 s that are sustainable and meaningful for the most vulnerable populations.
  This special issue of Sustainability seeks to bridge the gap between disa
 ster risk reduction (DRR) and sustainability in the discourse and implemen
 tation of disaster prevention and response. Authors are invited to reconsi
 der the impact of policies\, initiatives\, projects\, and other efforts ai
 med at building resilience by focusing on their sustainability over time\,
  their impacts on communities and stakeholders\, localising the global fra
 meworks\, and identifying gaps beyond the post-2030 global agendas. Origin
 al research articles and rev!<br />iews are welcome.<br /><br />Specific R
 esearch areas proposed<br />Research areas may include (but are not limite
 d to) the following:<br />- Sustainability and Disaster Risk Reduction nex
 us in theory\, policy and practice<br />- Localising global agendas for bu
 ilding resilience<br />- Middle-term to long-term impact of DRR policies a
 nd action<br />- Long-impact of humanitarian aid in disaster recovery<br /
 >- Disaster Governance\, social\, political\, and economic Dimensions<br /
 >- Impacts on the built environment and beyond such as livelihoods\, healt
 h and education.<br /><br />Please notice that the deadline for submission
 s is on February 28\, 2025.<br /><br />We look forward to receiving your c
 ontributions.<br /><br />Dr Sandra Carrasco<br />Dr Irene Lopez-Perez<br /
 >Prof. Carlos Zeballos Velarde<br />Guest Editors<br /><br />Examples can 
 be found at:<br /><br />
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