Exploring the emerging evolution trends of disaster risk reduction research: a global scenario

Orimoloye, Israel R.; Belle, Johanes A.; Ololade, Olusola O.

doi:10.1007/s13762-020-02847-1

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“…This could explain the reason why very few studies are applying system-thinking tools to solve complex problems in developing countries who often lack the financial resources and collaborative ties to carry out large-scale research. Zhang et al [91] and Orimoloye et al [32] have suggested that research funding and scholarships have greatly influenced the research output of many nations. Therefore, this study suggests that financial support could aid the development of research in the field of systems thinking, system dynamics, and natural resource management.…”

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Towards Understanding and Sustaining Natural Resource Systems through the Systems Perspective: A Systematic Evaluation

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A bibliometric and network analysis was performed to explore global research publication trends and to investigate relevant policy recommendations in the field of sustainability of natural resources, system dynamics, and systems thinking, to solve water resources issues and enhance water resource management. Overall, 1674 academic research articles data were generated from the Web of Science and Scopus databases, from 1981 to 2019. The findings of this study revealed that system dynamics and systems thinking research has significantly increased over the last decade (from 40 to 250 articles). Countries such as the USA (20%), China (18%), the United Kingdom (5%), Canada, Iran, Australia, and India (4% each) have the most publications and strongest collaborative networks. Sterman (2000) and Forrester (1961) had the most co-cited research while Zhang X had the highest citations, respectively. Results also showed that system theory which includes systems thinking and system dynamics were the most used keywords. The Journal of Cleaner Production was found to have published the highest number of systems thinking and system dynamics related studies, perhaps due to scope relevance. Despite the exponential rise in natural resource sustainability research globally, the result of this study shows that developing countries especially in Africa have low numbers of research publications in the field. Thus, the result of this study serves as a signal for policymakers to increase attention on research publications that could enhance natural resource sustainability, particularly in less developed countries in Africa where the application of systems thinking to natural resource management is limited.

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“…2012; Aria and Cuccurullo 2017; Orimoloye and Ololade 2020; Orimoloye et al . 2020). Collaboration maps were visualized through Fruchterman force‐directed layouts coupled with Jaccard’s similarity index standardization.…”

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Emerging biotechnological potentials of DyP‐type peroxidases in remediation of lignin wastes and phenolic pollutants: a global assessment (2007–2019)

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2020

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Significance and Impact of the Study: Dye decolourizing peroxidase (DyP)-type peroxidases are versatile microbial enzymes with inherent aptitude for decolourization of recalcitrant synthetic dyes. Interestingly, this study brought to the fore, the emerging potentials of DyP-type peroxidases in lignin degradation and remediation of phenolic pollutants. There is a global increasing trend in research on DyP-type peroxidases with greater research output from advanced economics compared to low and middle-income countries (LMIC) and very low intercountry collaborations. Despite the biotechnological prospects of DyP-type peroxidases, the enzyme is currently underexplored globally, hence, it is hoped that this study will open the eyes of science community to this emerging field of research.

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“…It indicates the predominant word or term used in the WEF coupled with its potential implementation studies. It is easy to distinguish and figure out different areas of associations and prominent terms within the wordcloud (Afuye et al, 2021a;Orimoloye et al, 2021a). This was done to know the research trends in the WEF nexus research field and to identify the most emerging and frequent keywords used in the field.…”

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Water, Energy and Food Nexus: Policy Relevance and Challenges

Orimoloye

2022

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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Connections between water, food, and energy are at the center of long-term economic and environmental development and protection. Water, energy and food are the keys to economic input and a necessary component of economic progress. The adoption of water management policies and techniques that support the sustainable use of resources while promoting economic growth is becoming an important concern, particularly in countries where water and food scarcity are critical or problematic. This study aimed at evaluating Water, Energy and Food Nexus (WEF), and as well as challenges of its implementation. This study looked at the articles that were published on WEF nexus between 2015 and 2021 acquired from the Scopus database, focusing on gaps and implementations. I searched for relevant key terms in the database and the search found hundreds of articles on WEF, of which 28 articles were relevant to the scope of the study and these articles were downloaded as BibTeX file for the analysis and the analysis was done using R programming. A number of insights and implications were identified based on the analyses of the findings of the reviewed research in order to increase the policy relevance and overall implementation of the WEF nexus by public policy and decision-making institutions. To boost uptake of the findings, the study gives an outline of the primary constraints and challenges that restrict the policy relevance of the WEF nexus.

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Exploring the emerging evolution trends of disaster risk reduction research: a global scenario

Cited by 29 publications

References 57 publications

Towards Understanding and Sustaining Natural Resource Systems through the Systems Perspective: A Systematic Evaluation

Towards Understanding and Sustaining Natural Resource Systems through the Systems Perspective: A Systematic Evaluation

Emerging biotechnological potentials of DyP‐type peroxidases in remediation of lignin wastes and phenolic pollutants: a global assessment (2007–2019)

Water, Energy and Food Nexus: Policy Relevance and Challenges

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