Disasters can and do happen. Small, rural, remote and coastal communities have been affected by hurricanes, wildfires, water contamination and an assortment of other hazards. Resource-based jobs have often disappeared and families have moved to larger urban centres. Some communities have slowly disappeared while others have flourished. What makes the difference? Why are some communities more resilient to disasters and change? How can you help your community survive and prosper?
Rural Disaster Resilience Planning
- Adaptation Planning
- Applicability
- Audience
- Coastal
- Coastal Storm
- Cost
- Damage Prevention
- Desktop
- Easily Adapted
- Event Type
- Free
- Inland
- Input Requirements
- Local
- Multi-Hazard
- Neighborhoods
- Output Data
- Platform
- Private Sector
- Publicly Available Source
- Qualitative Output
- Quantitative Output
- Resilience Framework / Adaptation Plan
- Resource Categories
- Riverine Flooding
- Sea Level Rise
- Tool Type
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Web
Created By: Justice Institue of British Columbia
Location Coverage: Worldwide Coverage