This book highlights the proposed community-based flood-risk communication management (CBFRCM) framework as a modification of the SARF labeled as the Flood Risk Amplification Communication Theory (FRACT) as an alternative framework. The application of the theory necessitates the enhancement of risk communication management towards the resilience of the flood-vulnerable communities, specifically in the context of Davao City, Philippines.
Community-based Risk Communication Management
Dr. Karen Joyce G. Cayamanda & Dr. Merlyne M. Paunlagui
ISBN:
978-621-96514-7-9
Language:
English
Publication date:
December 29, 2022
Print length:
330 pages
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Flooding as a Risk Event in Urban Development
Chapter 3
Risk Communication, Resilience and Risk Reduction
Chapter 4
Risk Communication, Risk Perception, and Social Vulnerability
Chapter 5
Theories and Models of Risk Communication and Disaster Studies
Chapter 6
The Case of the Flood-vulnerable Communities
Chapter 7
Flood-risk Amplification Communication Theory: Towards a Modified Social Amplification of Risk Framework
Chapter 8
Community-based Flood-risk Communication Management Framework and theory towards Risk Reduction
Cite this book:
Cayamanda, K.G. & Paunlagui, M.M. (2022). Community-based Risk Communication Management. Institute of Industry and Academic Research Incorporated. DOI: https://doi.org/10.53378/12.22.003
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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