A systematic review of the flood vulnerability using geographic information system

Chan, Shiau Wei; Abid, Sheikh Kamran; Sulaiman, Noralfishah; Nazir, Umber; Azam, Kamran

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e09075

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“…The environmental performance focuses on the organizational actions that go beyond primary compliance with basic rules and regulations to meet and exceed social expectations about the natural environment [67][68][69]. It involves the environmental impacts of organizational operations, products, and resource use in the most compliant way possible with applicable environmental laws [70].…”

Section: Green Innovation and Environmental Performancementioning

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“…Additionally, green product and process innovation mitigate an organization's negative environmental effect and improve its economic and social performance via waste and cost reduction [75]. According to previous research, green innovation should not be perceive as a firm's reactive feedback to stakeholder demands but rather as motivated organizational intents and operations to improve environmental performance in order to obtain a competitive edge [68,[76][77][78]. Based on prior research, we expect that green process and product innovation are significant organizational assets that firms use to improve their environmental performance and gain the trust of key stakeholders [77].…”

Section: Green Innovation and Environmental Performancementioning

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The mediating role of green innovation and green culture in the relationship between green human resource management and environmental performance

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There is evidence in the literature that green HRM practices improve environmental profitability. On the other hand, existing research has failed to explain how GHRM can support the development of a green culture and green innovation influence the firm’s environmental performance and long-term growth. This study investigates the relationship between GHRM, green culture, green innovation, and a firm’s environmental performance. In addition, the study examines the mediating role of green culture and green innovation in the relationship between GHRM and environmental performance. This research conducts a large-scale study of 290 employees from Manufacturing firms in Malaysia. The research results provide managers with a better knowledge of how GHRM helps develop sustainable culture and green innovation and how these elements contribute to the improvement of environmental performance inside the organization. This study also makes a significant contribution in terms of novelty and research relevance by demonstrating that green culture and green innovation positively mediate the relationship between GHRM and environmental performance in a sustainable manner. Managers will understand the GHRM required to develop an ecologically conscious culture and promote green innovation among environmentally conscious employees. Finally, we highlighted the importance of this study for top management in the sense of mediating the role of green culture and green innovation and the consequences for future generations of responsible managers who will acquire this knowledge.

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Section: Green Innovation and Environmental Performancementioning

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Section: Green Innovation and Environmental Performancementioning

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“…Floods are widely regarded as Malaysia's worst natural disaster. When rivers overflow their banks, they can inflict significant harm, disrupt daily life, and increase vulnerability on many levels, including physical, social, economic, and environmental (Chan et al, 2022). With each passing year, the monsoon season brings with it more and more flooding.…”

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The Impacts of Flood Disasters on the Poverty and Income Disparity in Malaysia: Fine-Tuning The Shared Prosperity Vision 2030

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Razali²,

Ju³

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Reducing the income gap among the people has been one of the main aspirations of the Malaysian government since long ago through public policies such as the New Economic Policy, National Development Policy, and so on. Efforts to reduce this income gap require a concerted effort between all parties including the people. However, climate change that has occurred drastically in recent times has caused frequent floods to hit the country and subsequently has a great impact, especially on the poor. Therefore, this study was conducted to discuss the impacts of flood disasters on poverty and income disparity in Malaysia. This study found that the poor are more severely affected by floods than the rich which further widens the income gap among the people. This will have an impact on the government's achievement in achieving the main objective of the Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 which focuses on reducing the income gap and improving the well-being of the people.

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“…Natural disasters, such as floods, can have a devastating impact on people's daily lives and elevate their level of vulnerability (Chan et al, 2022). Malaysia is one of the countries that experience monsoon floods on an annual basis, causing the most damage , with over 5 million people living in flood-prone areas (Maznieda et al, 2022).…”

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An Analysis of Malaysian Public Policy in Disaster Risk Reduction: An Endeavour of Mitigating the Impacts of Flood in Malaysia

Ridzuan¹,

Razali²,

Ju³

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In light of climate change and sustainable development issues, holistic flood risk reduction strategies must be integrated into policy initiatives to reduce flood threats. Numerous countries have been devastated by recent floods, which have claimed many lives and wrecked the economy in the affected areas. In most nations, there are public policies in place to mitigate the impact of flooding on citizens. Policies adopted are mostly based on international frameworks, including the Yokohama Strategy, the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005-2015, and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. With the help of international frameworks, Malaysia has also developed several disaster guidelines and public policies. Some people died as a result of their failure to escape from the floodwaters, but many more were injured. Since Malaysia is plagued by floods, this study aims to examine the effectiveness of Malaysian public policy related to flood management. This qualitative research examines and evaluates publications from a variety of sources, especially published journal articles. The findings revealed that Malaysia lacks an effective legislative framework to integrate policies and mechanisms for flood management. Directive No. 20 of the National Security Council provides precise standards, but it must also rely on a range of regulations not specifically adopted for flood control. Besides that, the Directive is formulated to cater to general disasters and is not specifically focused on the flood. The Directive also did not highlight the need to engage citizens in flood management. Besides that, some local plans are less concerned with the criteria that help to inculcate preparedness in the face of flood risk. Policymakers in Malaysia should be able to use the findings of this research to craft a public policy that specifically addresses the country's flood concerns. Scholars are encouraged to conduct an additional study to obtain a better understanding of public policy issues in Malaysia, particularly floods.

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A systematic review of the flood vulnerability using geographic information system

Cited by 62 publications

References 119 publications

The mediating role of green innovation and green culture in the relationship between green human resource management and environmental performance

The mediating role of green innovation and green culture in the relationship between green human resource management and environmental performance

The Impacts of Flood Disasters on the Poverty and Income Disparity in Malaysia: Fine-Tuning The Shared Prosperity Vision 2030

An Analysis of Malaysian Public Policy in Disaster Risk Reduction: An Endeavour of Mitigating the Impacts of Flood in Malaysia

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