A Band-Aid fix to a problem that's going to be persistent”: The influence of social place attachment on rural residents' perceptions of natural hazard relief efforts

Davis, Cassandra R.; Griffard, Megan Rauch; Burton, Amy; Weinberg, J.; Kaneria, Krupa; Smith, Mia J.; Sabin, Greg; Barnes, Travis

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2021.102640

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“…However, in other in-1 There may be nonfinancial reasons a household chooses to reside in a disaster-prone area (such as social place attachment) that is not explored in this report. For more on that topic, see Davis et al, 2022. Due to affordability issues, groups with limited resources might be more likely to move into areas that are disaster-prone.…”

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Improving the Financial Resilience of Public Entities and Individuals for Natural Disasters: A Resource Guide for State and Local Government

2023

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Individuals and public entities incur losses associated with natural disasters. The federal government provides funds for disaster response and recovery for both individuals and public entities. However, federal assistance is limited, and financial gaps remain. This report is meant to be a resource, cataloging programs and products that have been used or proposed by privatesector insurers, public entities, or nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to improve financial resilience of individuals and communities. 1 The flexibility of these funds mean they have the potential to be specifically used to bridge the gaps low-wealth communities and communities of color experience following natural disasters. This report does not make policy recommendations but rather is an attempt to document programs and products that other communities might look to emulate in an attempt to bolster their own financial resilience. 1 1 This report does not detail the labor market aspects of natural disasters.

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Improving the Financial Resilience of Public Entities and Individuals for Natural Disasters: A Resource Guide for State and Local Government

2023

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Understanding the coast as a peopled place: A literature survey of place attachment in climate change adaptation

Wozniak-Brown¹

2022

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As the field of adaptation science grows, there are new and emerging paradigms to approach climate change planning. This paper includes a literature survey of articles and manuscripts that evaluate coastal climate change adaptation in the place attachment paradigm. The survey included a database review for an 11-year period with associated search terms and, after initial sifting of the results for duplications or nonrelated works, I reviewed the relationship between place attachment and adaptation, empirical methods for studying place attachment, major framing of their relationship, and how these concepts relate to equitable and “just adaptation.” Most studies used multiple and mixed methods with frequent use of semi-structured interviews and a psychometric scale. Primary frames for place attachment in adaptation were social capital, cultural heritage, managed retreat and migration, and ecosystem services. Place attachment can be a motivator for environmental action but a barrier to change, especially managed retreat. It can reveal critical elements and socio-cultural practices dependent on the landscape that are priorities to the residents and visitors. Finally, place attachment provides an opportunity, for more equitable and just adaptation, if done intentionally. After discussion of the results, I present research, policy, and practice considerations to further the intersection and application of place attachment in adaptation.

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A Band-Aid fix to a problem that's going to be persistent”: The influence of social place attachment on rural residents' perceptions of natural hazard relief efforts

Cited by 2 publications

References 40 publications

Improving the Financial Resilience of Public Entities and Individuals for Natural Disasters: A Resource Guide for State and Local Government

Improving the Financial Resilience of Public Entities and Individuals for Natural Disasters: A Resource Guide for State and Local Government

Understanding the coast as a peopled place: A literature survey of place attachment in climate change adaptation

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