Intensified agriculture and irrigation practices over a long-term are an important factor in soil change phenomena that …–122 %), exchangeable Na (4–48 %), and exchangeable sodium percentage (10–47 %) likely due to the chemistry of the irrigation water used, as … well as the chemical interaction between the irrigation water and its receiving soils. Over the five decades of cultivation …

unnoticed and that seem central to understanding these two parishes’ levels of vulnerability and resilience. It is our … vulnerability and resilience to specific and recurrent threats emerge. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 …

Central to contemporary emergency management is the use of risk management principles to promote community resilience …-efficacy, problem-focused coping, sense of community and age in predicting resilience to the social consequences of volcanic hazard … suggest that resilience should be conceptualised and managed in a contingent rather than a prescriptive manner. The …

which residents perceived as supporting community resilience to disaster. There is a gap in this research area centred in … the form of an increased incidence of flooding, an urgent need exists to examine the factors that confer resilience to … complexity of community resilience and its interrelationship with individual resilience, a multi-method approach was used: a …

their resilience is low. Unsustainable production systems, inappropriate location of settlements, low incomes coupled with …

The study addresses disaster risks in Delhi through a resilience approach. It utilizes the Climate Disaster Resilience … Index (CDRI) tool, which assesses disaster resilience from five dimensions: physical, social, economic, institutional, and … the most resilient due to all five dimensions, where most significant parameters responsible for its high resilience are …