Social Vulnerability and Flood Resilience
Examining why certain communities suffer more during flood events and how they build resilience through preparedness and recovery.
Key Questions
- Analyze how socio-economic factors influence a community's vulnerability to floods.
- Explain the importance of community knowledge and early warning systems in disaster preparedness.
- Justify government and community roles in building flood resilience.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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