Analysis of the impact of dynamic economic resilience on post-disaster recovery “secondary shock” and sustainable improvement of system performance

Zhang, Zhengtao; Cui, Peng; Hao, Jinkai; Li, Ning; Zeng, Zhixiong; Liu, Yuan; Qiang, Zhimin; Huang, Chengfang; Wu, Shengnan

doi:10.1016/j.ssci.2021.105443

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“…A system's resilience may be affected to some extent by adaptation, since it has the capacity to alter the elements and connections that make up the system (UNESCAP 2018). According to Zhang et al (2021), the risks of hunger and malnutrition might possibly rise by up to 20% by the end of 2050 as a result of climate change effects. Much of the evidence included in their paper indicated a strong connection between the hazards brought on by the changing climate and hunger, which has an impact on food security.…”

Section: Improving Resilience Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Regional trade systems and the lowering of food variability via food reserves are choices that trading nations may make (UNESCAP 2018). For instance, Bangladesh has made significant strides in achieving food security in the last 40 years despite its enormous population and ongoing vulnerability to hydro-meteorological threats (Gupta et al 2020;Zhang et al 2021). Gupta et al (2020) indicated that most countries have invested heavily in disaster management systems in order to improve community resilience, improve governance emergency response, and consequently implement early disaster warning systems.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Role of Governance in Developing Disaster Resiliency and Its Impact on Economic Sustainability

Kalogiannidis

Kalfas

Chatzitheodoridis

et al. 2023

JRFM

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This study explores the role played by governance in developing disaster resiliency and its impact on economic sustainability in Greece. Descriptive research was undertaken, and data were collected from 180 local governance leaders in Western Macedonia, Greece, to gain a deeper understanding of the role of governance in developing disaster resiliency and economic sustainability. The study confirmed the hypothesis that the focus of governance in developing disaster resiliency positively affects economic sustainability. The ability of governance to develop disaster resiliency and economic sustainability is mostly through leadership, engaging civil society, and international cooperation. These roles played by governance are also influenced by different political, economic, cultural, and social aspects, which all have an impact on the risk governance systems that cut across levels of resource assurance, technical support, and disaster risk management. Governance may have a significant impact on the overall design of rules and systems, including legislation, different decision-making procedures, and policy-implementation mechanisms, via political leadership. In terms of economics, the primary responsibility of governance is to support disaster risk-reduction systems. Governance must encourage risk awareness on a national basis through intensive disaster risk research, technological development, disaster-reduction education, and emergency response skills practice.

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Section: Improving Resilience Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Improving Resilience Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Role of Governance in Developing Disaster Resiliency and Its Impact on Economic Sustainability

Kalogiannidis

Kalfas

Chatzitheodoridis

et al. 2023

JRFM

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“…Natural disasters are important UPS risk factors, so eliminating or responding to the effects brought by them can improve the safety level [ 34 , 35 ]. The natural environment factors concerning the resilience of the UPS system are listed in Table 1 .…”

Section: Factors Shaping the Resilience Of The Ups Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The physical structure’s functional integrity constitutes the foundation for UPS’s safety and security and an essential prerequisite to preventing and tackling risk events. The UPS system is more vulnerable to disaster impacts if the physical structure is unstable or poorly configured, which can increase the probability of risk and severity of its consequences [ 34 ]. The relevant resilience indicators are included in Table 1 .…”

Section: Factors Shaping the Resilience Of The Ups Systemmentioning

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Research on Risk and Resilience Evaluation of Urban Underground Public Space

Lin

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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High urban density, land scarcity, rapid population growth, and traffic congestion have restricted urban development. In response, selected multiple functions have increasingly been integrated into the underground public space (UPS) to maximize the 3D utilization of precious urban space. The accelerated intensity of UPS use has alerted safety concerns. UPS with enclosed and confined natures, complex building structures, locations usually in cramped areas, and limited emergency exits are potentially more prone to heavy casualties and losses in natural or human-made disasters. As research on UPS safety is limited and focused on single risks, we attempted to fill the knowledge gap by developing an integrated risk analysis of UPS to understand risk resilience and improve risk management. From the perspective of the UPS system, four latent factors were identified: natural environment, economic environment, facilities and equipment, and physical structure. Seventeen resilience indicators subsumed under the factors were selected based on resilience concepts. A questionnaire was designed to gather opinions on the relative importance rating of the resilience indicators. SPSS and AMOS software were enlisted to build a structural equation model (SEM), validate the data and model, and calculate the path coefficients and index weights to test four hypotheses. The SEM model results were employed to develop a holistic resilience enhancement strategy under a four-phase framework: before, during, after, and long-term, and under four latent factors. The resilience enhancements can optimize UPS disaster prevention, rescue and evacuation, mitigation, and response management.

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“…Research on the concept of economic resilience has been published previously, as researched by Wang et al (2021), which states that the ability to withstand various pressures and risks to economic resilience can strengthen the ability of the economy to resist all external disturbances and restore its development. In addition, exploration of various factors that have an impact in responding to the initial crisis needs to be applied to regional economic resilience, especially in big cities that are more vulnerable and exposed to pandemics (Hu et al, 2021), dynamic economic resilience has a focus on the recovery process and continuous improvement of economic output to improve post-disaster economic recovery more effectively (Zhang et al, 2021), geographical economic resilience has an unstable general condition so that it has a dependence on local attributes including economic structure, human actions, and institutional arrangements (Mai et al, 2021).…”

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Dissemination of Economic Resilience in Scientific Evolution to Strengthen Community Economy in Facing Covid-19 Pandemic Through Bibliometric Analysis

Sarjana¹,

Najib

Khayati³

2022

JDE

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Economic resilience is the financial ability of a nation that relies on the utilization of existing resources in dealing with various problems whose sources are internal or external to create community welfare. Economic resilience is currently experiencing a severe test for all countries due to covid-19 pandemic, which has an impact on the economic crisis. A qualitative approach is applied by actualizing bibliometric analysis of the concept of economic resilience, which is the main focus. The research data is sourced from scientific journals on the concept of economic resilience, which was explored during the time span of the pandemic. The results of the study state that several theories found have a novel value that is rarely published and can help accelerate economic resilience, including disaster risk reduction, independent village, global value chain, ecology resilience, global recession, banking crisis, regional resilience, and village government. The main clusters derived from economic resilience include economic recovery, economic crisis, adaptation strategy, community empowerment, economic vulnerability, financial inclusion, circular economy, and good governance. Knowledge development needs to be carried out to disseminate current theories and issues so that researchers or academics can study and explore more so that the derived knowledge can help provide solutions and improve economic conditions.

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Analysis of the impact of dynamic economic resilience on post-disaster recovery “secondary shock” and sustainable improvement of system performance

Cited by 12 publications

References 15 publications

Role of Governance in Developing Disaster Resiliency and Its Impact on Economic Sustainability

Role of Governance in Developing Disaster Resiliency and Its Impact on Economic Sustainability

Research on Risk and Resilience Evaluation of Urban Underground Public Space

Dissemination of Economic Resilience in Scientific Evolution to Strengthen Community Economy in Facing Covid-19 Pandemic Through Bibliometric Analysis

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