Analysis on the factors affecting farmers’ performance in disaster risk management at community level: focusing on a Haor locality in Bangladesh

Rana, Sohel; Kiminami, Lily; Furuzawa, Shinichi

doi:10.1007/s41685-020-00171-7

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“…The observed variables are divided into exogenous variables, which are not influenced by any other variable but affect other variables, and endogenous variables, which are influenced by other variables and can affect other variables (Kiminami et al 2019 ). Path analysis can be used to analyze the complex relationships between multiple independent and dependent variables and estimate the fit of the entire model (Kano 2002 ; Rana et al 2020 ). Therefore, this method can compensate for the lack of linear regression when analyzing complex models (Mitchell 1992 ).…”

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Pathways influencing bearers and abandoned farmlands through farmland intermediate management institutions: using prefectural data in Japan

2023

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This study aimed to clarify relationships between regional factors and farmland utilization in the context of the current declining and aging population of Japan. We applied path analysis using prefectural data from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries to investigate the effective ways of farmland use through farmland utilization programs such as the Farmland Intermediary Management Program as mediating influences based on prefectural regional characteristics. The main findings were as follows. First, the accumulated subleasing area through farmland intermediary management institutions had a positive impact on farmlands accumulated by bearers, but no effect on the restraint of increases in dilapidated farmland areas. Second, the accumulated subleasing area through farmland intermediary management institutions was an intermediate variable of regional factors and farmer- and rural community-related farmland utilization programs and affected farmland transfer to the bearers. Moreover, this study offers a novel approach by quantitatively examining relationships between community-based farming and farmland intermediary management institutions. Our findings also revealed that the corporatization of community-based farming organizations has a significant positive effect on the accumulated subleasing areas through farmland intermediary management institutions. Therefore, we consider community-based farming corporation transfers and the reorganization of farmland through farmland intermediary management institutions as a way to effectively use farmland and realize endogenous development within the community.

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Pathways influencing bearers and abandoned farmlands through farmland intermediate management institutions: using prefectural data in Japan

2023

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“…Additionally, Zhong and colleagues [40] highlighted the critical role of trust in natural hazard warnings and their sources in people's understanding and application of risk information: if trust in hazard warnings and their sources is low, individuals are more likely to disregard early warnings, while they are more inclined to follow them when trust is present. Furthermore, Rana and colleagues [41] demonstrated that individuals within communities characterized by strong mutual trust exhibit a heightened motivation to undertake preventive actions prior to disasters; conversely, when trust in local government officials is lacking, the motivation for such actions diminishes.…”

Section: Trust In the Prevention Phasementioning

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The Role of Trust in Disaster Risk Reduction: A Critical Review

Bonfanti,

Oberti,

Ravazzoli

et al. 2023

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In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the concept of trust within the domain of natural disaster management. Trust can be defined as a state of vulnerability where one party relies on another party with the expectation that the latter will carry out entrusted responsibilities without exploiting this inherent vulnerability. This comprehensive literature review is dedicated to the examination of research concerning community and institutional trust in the field of disaster risk reduction (DRR). Particular emphasis is placed on elucidating the influence of trust throughout the distinct phases of natural disaster management, namely prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery. The critical examination of the pertinent body of the literature demonstrates that trust plays a central role across the different phases of DRR, being positively associated with effective community responses and resilience. Hence, it becomes imperative to actively foster the development of trust at both institutional and community levels within the realm of DRR. This endeavor is essential for adequately preparing communities to confront natural disasters, crafting effective protocols to enhance community responsiveness and mitigate adverse consequences, and advancing strategies for successful reconstruction and recovery.

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“… Shared markets, implications of post-disaster consumption behavior ( Lawrence et al., 2020 ), and business interruptions can have consequences across scales ( Meyer et al., 2013 ; Verschuur et al., 2022 ; Sillmann et al., 2022 ). Governance structures including, local communities ( Gupta and Sharma, 2006 ), play a role in vulnerability characteristics and the effectiveness of response and recovery efforts ( Dawson, 2015 ; Rana et al., 2020 ; Ali et al., 2021 ).

Key terms and definitions used in the context of multi-sector systems Power: The (in)capacity of actors to mobilize means to achieve ends ( Avelino, 2021 ).

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Section: Relevant Aspects To Characterize Multi-risk Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Governance structures including, local communities ( Gupta and Sharma, 2006 ), play a role in vulnerability characteristics and the effectiveness of response and recovery efforts ( Dawson, 2015 ; Rana et al., 2020 ; Ali et al., 2021 ).…”

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Proposing DAPP-MR as a disaster risk management pathways framework for complex, dynamic multi-risk

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Analysis on the factors affecting farmers’ performance in disaster risk management at community level: focusing on a Haor locality in Bangladesh

Cited by 15 publications

References 17 publications

Pathways influencing bearers and abandoned farmlands through farmland intermediate management institutions: using prefectural data in Japan

Pathways influencing bearers and abandoned farmlands through farmland intermediate management institutions: using prefectural data in Japan

The Role of Trust in Disaster Risk Reduction: A Critical Review

Proposing DAPP-MR as a disaster risk management pathways framework for complex, dynamic multi-risk

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