Abstract:Based on findings from the existing literature regarding the used knowledge integration, social media, and emergency management, this paper presents a conceptual model for Emergency Management Team Performance (EMTP) and provides a rigorous approach in scale development and validation. The model is meant to improve organizations volunteer and staff per on flood field. Thus, this study conceptualizes the construct of EM team performance and generates an initial 39 item on EM task scale. Based on the sample data… Show more
“…In 2017, therefore, up to 95.8% of households accumulated enough food for a normal-length flood. Furthermore, up to 92.5% of households prepared alternative energy sources such as gas stoves or In economic terms, floods are one of the costliest natural hazards and disasters (Saeed et al 2018). In fact, 77.5% of households lost most valuable assets in the 1999 flood.…”
Section: Changes In Household Precautionsmentioning
Local actors appear as inseparable components of the integrated flood risk mitigation strategy in Vietnam. Recognizing this fact, this study examined the long-term improvement in precautions taken by commune authorities and households between two major floods in 1999 and 2017 by applying both quantitative and qualitative methods. Two flood-prone villages were selected for a survey; one in a rural area and the other in a suburban area of Thua Thien Hue Province, central Vietnam. The findings indicate that most villagers doubted the structural works’ efficacy and were dissatisfied with the current efforts of local authorities. Households’ self-preparation thus became the decisive factor in mitigating risk. While most households have paid greater attention to flood precautions in 2017, others seem to be lagging. Poverty-related barriers were the root causes restraining households in both rural and suburban villages. The suburban riverine residents were further identified as vulnerable by their limitations in upgrading structural measures, which was ascribed to the inconsistency in the ancient town’s preservation policy. This multidimensional comparison, in terms of vulnerability, emphasized the importance of space-function links in the suburb and the contradictions of different policy initiatives, such as landscape rehabilitation, disaster prevention, and livelihood maintenance.
“…In 2017, therefore, up to 95.8% of households accumulated enough food for a normal-length flood. Furthermore, up to 92.5% of households prepared alternative energy sources such as gas stoves or In economic terms, floods are one of the costliest natural hazards and disasters (Saeed et al 2018). In fact, 77.5% of households lost most valuable assets in the 1999 flood.…”
Section: Changes In Household Precautionsmentioning
Local actors appear as inseparable components of the integrated flood risk mitigation strategy in Vietnam. Recognizing this fact, this study examined the long-term improvement in precautions taken by commune authorities and households between two major floods in 1999 and 2017 by applying both quantitative and qualitative methods. Two flood-prone villages were selected for a survey; one in a rural area and the other in a suburban area of Thua Thien Hue Province, central Vietnam. The findings indicate that most villagers doubted the structural works’ efficacy and were dissatisfied with the current efforts of local authorities. Households’ self-preparation thus became the decisive factor in mitigating risk. While most households have paid greater attention to flood precautions in 2017, others seem to be lagging. Poverty-related barriers were the root causes restraining households in both rural and suburban villages. The suburban riverine residents were further identified as vulnerable by their limitations in upgrading structural measures, which was ascribed to the inconsistency in the ancient town’s preservation policy. This multidimensional comparison, in terms of vulnerability, emphasized the importance of space-function links in the suburb and the contradictions of different policy initiatives, such as landscape rehabilitation, disaster prevention, and livelihood maintenance.
“…As partes interessadas tornaram-se mais capacitadas para agirem localmente. Saeed, Zakaria & Sutoyo (2018) Desempenho da equipe em resposta a emergências de inun dação: um modelo conceitual e desenvol vimento de escala Desempenho da equipe de gerencia mento de emergên cias; Integração do conhecimento; De senvolvimento em escala; Mídias sociais Desenvolver e validar uma escala e modelo para medir o desempenho da equipe na gestão de emer gência de inundação, para a aplicação eficaz para futuros estudos empíricos sobre integração do conhe cimento aplicado para melhorar a gestão do desemp nho da equipe, utilizan do plataforma de mídia social.…”
Section: Critérios De Inclusão Exclusão E Estratégias De Busca De Peunclassified
“…Como tendência nas pesquisas, os artigos de Evers et al (2012), Dorasamy et al (2013), Pulwarty et al (2014), Souza et al (2015), Chen et al (2018) e Saeed et al (2018), apontaram modelos e sistemas de informações, uso de robótica, inclusive na nuvem para a gestão de riscos de desastres. Blake et al (2019) trataram em seu artigo sobre sistemas e destaca que os sistemas e processos padronizados de GC são cruciais para o sucesso das atividades.…”
Este artigo apresenta como pergunta de partida identificar “como as pesquisas acadêmicastêm trabalhado a gestão do conhecimento na gestão de riscos de desastres após a criação daLei n. 12.608 em 2012”. O objetivo geral da pesquisa “analisar as característicasbibliométricas após 2012 sobre gestão do conhecimento na redução de riscos e desastres, paraidentificar as inovações que os autores estão criando, assim como as temáticas das publicaçõesindexadas em base de dados internacionais”. A partir de uma revisão sistemática integrativasalienta-se, que, em caso de desastres, no âmbito das organizações públicas, deve-se terpessoas capacitadas em vários espaços, preparadas para atuar, cada uma dentro das suascompetências, coordenadas com ações integradas.
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