We explore the effect of (big) shocks on the allocation of (bilateral) aid using natural disasters as natural experiments. We find that aid commitment statistically significantly increases following natural disasters, and that humanitarian aid precedes structural aid. While we find that the...

Natural disasters become frequently in New Taipei City due to climate change and its geographical location and consequently result in heavy losses to the city's properties in recent years. Disaster management education funds were provided by the government to improve resilience to disasters....

This paper examines the compounded effects of conflict on household recovery following disasters, using Nigeria as a case study. The analysis employs the "Unbreakable" microsimulation model to analyze how proximity to conflict influences recovery rates and well-being, measured by consumption...