Flooding Hazards and Mental Perception: A Theoretical Framework

Rakib, Muntaha; Akter, M. S.; Hossain, Md. Belal; Rahman, Md. Habibur; Bhuiyan, Mohammad Amir Hossain

doi:10.9734/jsrr/2015/13706

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“…Local people of the study area was observed too much congenial and more helpful to experience based information shearing on environmental crisis and livelihood pattern. Long term consequences of flooding hazards may lead to change lifestyle, food chain sustainability and normal livelihood pattern (Rakib et al, 2015). In the aspects of local views, almost 89% people were conscious in terms of local name "bonna and khora" (Flood and Drought).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Male and female were considered to be a significant informant on long term climatic hazards in terms of age and the realization ability perspective to natural environment and its changing pattern. Sometimes, visual expression is a reflection of relevant discussion and just it more clear and congruent (Rakib et al, 2015). Respondent's age range were found to be 20-70 years old.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 97%

“…It was performed as non-structural pattern but followed by random sequence. In contrast, conversation tracking system "pointed out" instantly to be made sequential record to find out thematic views and real concept (Rakib et al, 2015). The data coding system were performed to make the easiest way to calculate the collected data in purpose of accumulation, arrangement and analysis (Corbin and Strauss, 1990).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Climate change is one of the most important barrier for the social development. Social components and social development trends has been affected by negative consequences of natural and anthropogenic hazards (Rakib et al, 2015). Climatic variables instability leads to unwanted disaster like as flood and drought in the developing countries.…”

Section: Probable Outline and Mitigation Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Climatic Hazards and Social Crisis: A Quick Mitigation Approach to Accelerate Sustainable Development

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Majumder³

2016

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Climate change and its negative consequences frequently impede to social development through mal-structural function of socioeconomic status but prospective mitigation approach may accelerate to social sustainability. This paper investigates to existing climatic hazards along with functional damage in a society that, how climatic hazards make vulnerable to the social people and evolve a new mitigation pathway to rescue from food insecurities in the community. Depending on observational status, it has been drawn an overall thematic citation and outline regarding with the respondents perception. In the study area, maximum number of people were found to be highly affected owing to long term climatic shocks which is appeared as a social disaster in the aspects of poor socioeconomic status and livelihood crisis. To get sustainability, it is very important to reduce the degree of climatic risk through evolving new technique or technological advancement as to operational feature. As an operational tools, sustainable social clustering technique would be very much effective to search out the more climatic vulnerable people from the communities. Its suggestive policy could be helpful to take the initiatives for the special caring regarding with the need basis insecure people. In addition, better understanding and outstanding results would be effective to cope with climatic shocks and social crisis.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 97%

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Probable Outline and Mitigation Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Climatic Hazards and Social Crisis: A Quick Mitigation Approach to Accelerate Sustainable Development

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Akter²,

Majumder³

2016

Journal of Social Sciences

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“…However, the first choice for farming according to the farmers is always large cardamom. Additionally, engaging in small businesses, foreign employment and seeking stable 9-to-5 jobs are strategies employed by local people to supplement their agricultural income (Gentle & Maraseni, 2012;KC & Upreti, 2017;Oyekale & Oladele, 2012;Rakib et al, 2014).…”

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Large Cardamom Farming in Eastern Nepal: Identifying Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats

Khatiwada,

Pant,

Neupane

2024

Adhyayan J.

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Large cardamom, an important cash crop from eastern Nepal with significant potential in international trade, is facing challenges in terms of its production and market price. This study aims to document the perception of local farmers of Ilam district in regard to decreased production of large cardamom. First hand data were obtained through visiting the households of farmers and observing and documenting their daily chores for cardamom farming. Questionnaires were developed and were used in individual interviews (77), focus group discussions (4), and key informant interviews (5). The SWOT analysis revealed that the large cardamom farming possesses significant strengths, including high market price and minimum investment in terms of labor and fertilizer. However, it also faces notable weaknesses, such as vulnerability to diseases and environmental stresses. These strengths and weaknesses present several opportunities, including crop diversification, search for disease-resistant and superior varieties, and the adoption of scientific farming. On the other hand, the major threats encountered were the risk of uncertain return due to market price fluctuations, government oversight, lack of technical and scientific support, and vulnerability due to lack of skilled manpower and resources causing farmers to abandon large cardamom farming.

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Livelihood Vulnerability to Flood Hazard: Understanding from the Flood-prone Haor Ecosystem of Bangladesh

Hoq

Raha

Hossain

2021

Environmental Management

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Flooding Hazards and Mental Perception: A Theoretical Framework

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Climatic Hazards and Social Crisis: A Quick Mitigation Approach to Accelerate Sustainable Development

Climatic Hazards and Social Crisis: A Quick Mitigation Approach to Accelerate Sustainable Development

Large Cardamom Farming in Eastern Nepal: Identifying Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats

Livelihood Vulnerability to Flood Hazard: Understanding from the Flood-prone Haor Ecosystem of Bangladesh

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