Natural disasters and development - ideas,
Although natural disasters are very normal routine, we do not have normal. Every time we are hunting around the world. It has been added to the threat of climate change, many of which are now realistic. As a result, we have seen significant changes in the last two decades of disaster. Disasters are now more frequent, much stronger and more precise. As a result, now we are more likely to run more quickly than any other time in the past. Moreover, any disaster is severely damaged by the progress, planning and investment of our development. And countries like Bangladesh are unable to raise their head due to disaster.
At this stage, this course will focus more on the institutional issues of disaster. Talk about how the disaster hamper development and how best to get rid of it. Here we will learn why disaster, indigestion, the theory, the effect of the Vaishoos and the way to deal. We will all learn and share together.
2. For whom is the course?
The course is for everyone. Anyone interested can follow the course. But university-level students who are interested in working on social, environmental and human development in the future, can follow the course in particular.
- Course lecture number
The module based 8 modules will have 8 lectures. However, the number of lectures can be increased based on the topic of discussion.
- Primary lecturers ideas
i. Natural Disasters, Disaster, Historical Evolution, Necessities and Types, Current Scenario of Disaster, Future Figures, Bangladesh Perspectives and Schedules
ii. Causes of Natural Disasters, Types, Results
iii. Natural disaster theory
iv. Natural disaster mitigation - Major remedies and theories
v. Preliminary disaster mitigation - environmental-based mitigation
vi. Natural disaster mitigation - social mitigation
vii. Disaster Politics - Global Sections
Natural disasters and development - ideas,
rickyislam (25) in natural • 4 hours ago
Although natural disasters are very normal routine, we do not have normal. Every time we are hunting around the world. It has been added to the threat of climate change, many of which are now realistic. As a result, we have seen significant changes in the last two decades of disaster. Disasters are now more frequent, much stronger and more precise. As a result, now we are more likely to run more quickly than any other time in the past. Moreover, any disaster is severely damaged by the progress, planning and investment of our development. And countries like Bangladesh are unable to raise their head due to disaster.