D R3x 2Q

a threat to people and their valuables and claimed that this is a result of interactions between social, natural and technological systems

NO S

discoloration of the bodies of water as a result of the high presence of dinoflagellates

a group of algae that are responsible for the paralytic poisoning of shellfish in the water

WITH S

Generally refers to human and environment preservation. It means reducing the loss of life, property and other assets through hazard mitigation and vulnerability reduction

a process in which at risk-communities are actively engaged in the identification, analysis, treatment, monitoring, and evaluation of disaster risks in order to reduce their vulnerabilities and enhance their capacities

INITIALS ONLY

implementing all necessary actions to mitigate the impacts of disaster at the community level

is the process in which people increase their capacities for producing things they need and for managing their social and political lives as they desire and at the same time, reduce their immediate and long term vulnerabilities to events which threaten their economic amd sociopolitical existence

developed following the tsunami in 2004, this emohasized the need of paradigm shift from disaster response to disaster risk reduction

MAY "THE"

It is aimed building the resilience of communities and nations to disasters, and reducing vulnerabilities and risks to hazards. it is formulated and adopted by 168 governments at the world conference on disaster reduction held in kobe, hyogo prefecture, japan in 2005.

INITIALS ONLY

successor instrument of HFA which priorities are understanding disaster risk, strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk, investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience and enhancing disaster preparedness for effective response and to "build back better"

MAY "THE"