Search Results - subject_exact:"Katastrophenschaden"

Fear and neutrality in disaster policy communication : emotion and topic structures from text analysis

Kim, So-yŏng; Kim, Wooje; Feiock, Richard C. - 2026

This study investigates emotional patterns in state government disaster guideline documents using keyword-level emotion analysis and TF-IDF based topic modeling, framing disaster policy communication as an emotional-cognitive dual structure, drawing from Situational Crisis Communication Theory....

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Machine learning for estimating catastrophic health spending in disaster-affected, data-scarce settings

Himaz, Rozana; Salmanidou, Dimitra; Ghaffarian, Saman - 2026

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Defocusing disasters? : climate shocks and the attention-policy translation failure

Galanis, Giorgos; Ricchiuti, Giorgio; Tippet, Ben - 2026

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Shifting ground : a counterfactual analysis of recovery in earthquake-affected regions

Breglia, Giulio; Modica, Marco - 2026

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Vehicle flood damage and household disaster assistance in the United States

Koller, Steven F. - 2025

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Strengthening the Linkages Between Disaster Risk Finance and Adaptive Social Protection – Why and How it Matters

World Food Programme - 2026

This policy note builds on the practical and operational experience of the World Bank Group (WBG) and World Food Programme (WFP) to offer an overview of why and how strengthening the linkages between disaster risk finance (DRF) and adaptive social protection (ASP) matters. It is a direct output...

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The impact of a disaster recovery policy on health status of the 2015 Gorkha earthquake victims : evidence from a natural experiment

Huang, Qiong; Bhandari, Gautam; Khan, Ghulam Dastgir; … - 2025

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Natural disasters and fiscal shelters

Fernández-Gallardo, Álvaro; Pappa, Euē - 2026

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Settle, Antonia; Zilio, Federico; Mistica, Meladel; … - 2025

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Climate-related disaster risk in Australia : are risks higher for disadvantaged households?

Settle, Antonia; Zilio, Federico; Nattala, Usha; … - 2024

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Managing basis risks effectively : balancing the trade-offs from uncertain forecasts for anticipatory action and disaster risk financing

Thompson, Erica; Gibbins, Goodwin - 2026

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Small business recovery and resilience in the aftermath of hurricane Harvey

Cardella, Eric; Keeler, Zachary; Ewing, Bradley T.; … - 2025

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Zambia Crisis and Disaster Risk Financing Diagnostic

2026

The objective of this report is to summarize Zambia’s financial preparedness to crises and disasters at the sovereign, firm, and household levels. In this context, the focus is on the fiscal implications of the emergency response to shocks for the GRZ. However, it does not incorporate the...

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Assessment for promoting on campus disaster management : experience of new Taipei city

Ma, Kuo-Chen; Chuang, Mo-Hsiung; Chen, Yung-Fang - 2025

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....

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Assessment of the effects and impacts of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica

2026

Hurricane Melissa was a highly destructive Category 5 Atlantic hurricane that affected Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, and The Bahamas in late October and early November 2025. It was the thirteenth named storm, fifth hurricane, fourth major hurricane, and third Category 5 hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic...

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Data injustice and attribution of drought events : implications for global climate policy

Fezzigna, Paola; Wens, Marthe; Gupta, Joyeeta; … - 2025

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The impact of climate change on education outcomes : a systematic review

Bapna, Akanksha; Marcus, Rachel; Rodriguez, Diana … - 2026

Human-caused climate change is driving extreme weather events at increasing frequency and scale - including droughts, fires, and temperature and flooding. These events cause significant damage to life, infrastructure, health, nutrition, and education. With the world currently on track for 2.7°C...

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Make it burn? : wildfires, disaster aid and presidential approval

Berlemann, Michael; Eurich, Marina; Eckmann, Timur - 2025

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Make it burn? : wildfires, disaster aid and presidential approval

Berlemann, Michael; Eckmann, Timur; Eurich, Marina - 2024

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Climate and disaster risk resilience : developing insurance and risk financing solutions in Central Asia : a scoping study

2025

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Fertility responses to tropical cyclones : causal evidence and mechanisms

Ha Trong Nguyen; Mitrou, Francis - 2025

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Fertility responses to tropical cyclones : causal evidence and mechanisms

Ha Trong Nguyen; Mitrou, Francis - 2025

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Is growth at risk from natural disasters ? : evidence from quantile local projections

Daher, Nabil - 2025

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Venture capital and vulnerability : navigating natural disasters and investment resilience

Huang, Chen; Zhang, Aoran; Zhang, Mengyu; Zhao, Yunfei - 2025

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Do post-disaster reconstruction investments contribute to improved community well-being?

Kenta, Tanaka - 2025

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Resident evaluation of reconstruction challenges and lessons learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake : recommendations for reconstruction and industrial policies 12 years after the disaster

Nakamura, Tetsuya; Lloyd, Steven; Masuda, Satoru - 2024

The year 2023 marks the 12th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE). Immediately after the disaster, the number of evacuees reached approximately 470,000, but by November 2022, the number had decreased to approximately 31,000. The reconstruction of housing, disposal of debris,...

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Understanding the Macroeconomic Effects of Natural Disasters

Nguyen, Ha - 2025

Climate change is causing more frequent and devastating natural disasters. The goal of this paper is two-fold. First, it examines the dynamic effects of natural disasters on the growth of output and its components. Government expenditure in advanced economies (AEs) rises immediately in the same...

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Foreign Aid and (Big) Shocks : Evidence from Natural Disasters

Arezki, Rabah - 2025

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...

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Natural disasters and local government finance : evidence from Typhoon Haiyan

Capuno, Joseph J.; Corpuz, Jose; Lordemus, Samuel - 2024

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Inconsistencies in self-reported weather-related home damage among household members

Ha Trong Nguyen; Mitrou, Francis - 2025

Using longitudinal, nationally representative data from Australia, this study uncovers a previously undocumented pattern: in over half of cases where one household member reports weather-related home damage, their co-resident does not. This high rate of intra-household inconsistency is striking,...

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Do earthquakes increase or decrease crime?

Silverio-Murillo, Adan; Miyar, José Roberto Balmori de la - 2024

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Losses from natural disasters : county-level data on damages, injuries, and fatalities

Crosignani, Matteo; Hiti, Martin - 2025

We introduce the first comprehensive publicly available dataset on county-level damages, injuries, and fatalities from natural disasters in the U.S. and present a few facts on the economic and human costs of extreme climate events. Our source is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

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Losses from natural disasters : county-level data on damages, injuries, and fatalities

Crosignani, Matteo; Hiti, Martin - 2025

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Are disaster impact estimates distorted by errors in popular night-time lights data?

Gibson, John; Jiang, Yi; Zhang, Xiaoxuan; Boe-Gibson, Geua - 2024

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Assessing "invisible loss" during medium-term earthquake recovery : the case of Indonesia's 2016 Aceh earthquakes

Akter, Sonia; Chairunissa, Talitha Fauzia; Pundit, Madhavi - 2024

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Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) 2026-2030 Strategy : Driving Measurable Change to Enhance Disaster and Climate Resilience

2025

Disaster risk management (DRM) plays a critical role in protecting livelihoods and economies from the adverse impacts of disaster and climate-related shocks, while enabling inclusive and sustained growth. The frequency and severity of disasters is rising, driven by the combined pressures of...

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A public-private insurance model for disaster risk management : an application to Italy

Perazzini, Selene; Gnecco, Giorgio; Pammolli, Fabio - 2024

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Bangladesh : Disaster Risk Financing

Suphachalasai, Suphachol - 2025

Disasters have posed significant economic costs to Bangladesh, and financing needs associated with disaster response are estimated to be substantial. Bangladesh has put in place fiscal mechanisms, social protection programs, and financial instruments to respond to natural disasters. While the...

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Sea change? : sensemaking, firm reactions, and community resilience following climate disasters

Boe-Lillegraven, Siri; Georgallis, Panayiotis; Kolk, Ans - 2024

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Coverage neglect in homeowners insurance

Cookson, J. Anthony; Gallagher, Emily A.; Mulder, Philip - 2025

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Human security and disaster in rural Japan : reflections from the 2020 kyushu floods

Robles, Lisette R.; Goto-Spletzer, Signy - 2025

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Multiperiod model for disaster management in simultaneous disasters

Rodriguez-Espindola, Oscar - 2024

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The role of education in post-disaster reconstruction : a two-stage literature review

Chernysh, Iryna; Palayil, Michelle Augustine; Caves, … - 2025

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Corruption, homelessness and disasters

Breen, Michael; Gillanders, Robert; McMullan, Caroline - 2024

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The impacts of multiple tropical cyclone events and associated precipitation on household income and expenditures

Schleypen, Jessie Ruth; Plinke, Charlotte; Geiger, Tobias - 2024

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Exploring Household Recovery after a Disaster in a Conflict Setting

Ben Bih, Karima; Desjonqueres, Chloe; Jafino, Bramka; … - 2025

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...

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Global Rapid Post-Disaster Damage Estimation (GRADE) Report : Cyclone Ditwah 2025, Sri Lanka

Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery - 2025

Cyclone Ditwah passed over the east of Sri Lanka between November 27 and 29 before moving into the Bay of Bengal. Sustained winds of 65 km/h were recorded, and rainfall was intense, causing devastating flooding. This Global Rapid Post-Disaster Damage Estimation (GRADE) report provides a synopsis...

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Disaster planning intentions of tourism accommodation managers : understanding the influence of past disaster experience and disaster management training

Sahadev, Sunil; Malhotra, Neeru; Kannangara, Lakmini N.; … - 2024

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Bridging the Gap in Disaster Risk Financing through Integrating Physical and Financial Resilience : Disaster and Climate Adaptation Financing Framework

2025

Developing countries are increasingly vulnerable to natural hazards, which cause extensive human, economic, and infrastructural damage. Between 2000 and 2024, over 7,200 disasters in these countries resulted in 1.25 million deaths, affected more than 4.6 billion people, and caused an estimated...

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Revisiting the role of disasters in climate policy-making

Nohrstedt, Daniel; Parker, Charles F. - 2024

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Unmitigated disasters? : risk sharing and macroeconomic recovery in a large international panel

Von Peter, Goetz; Aschenbrenner- von Dahlen, Sebastian; … - 2024

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Unmitigated disasters? : risk-sharing and macroeconomic recovery in a large international panel

Von Peter, Goetz; Aschenbrenner- von Dahlen, Sebastian; … - 2024

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Financing the costs of disasters : Catastrophe bonds or taxation?

Molnar-Tanaka, Kensuke - 2025

Disaster risks are increasing globally and the economic damages are becoming more severe. The associated costs have grown continuously over the last 60 years, and financing these costs remains a major challenge. Both broadening disaster risk finance options and formulating an effective policy...

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Using AI to measure disaster damage costs : Methodology and the example of the 2018 Sulawesi earthquake

Molnar-Tanaka, Kensuke - 2025

As disasters grow in frequency and intensity, the opportunities to apply Artificial Intelligence (AI) to disaster risk reduction are becoming increasingly prominent. This paper discusses various AI-based approaches including crowdsourcing, Internet of Things, aerial imagery, videos from unmanned...

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A systematic review on the dimensions of open-source disaster intelligence using GPT

Sufi, FK - 2024

Natural and manmade disasters like landslides, floods, earthquake, cyclone, shooting, riots have detrimental effect in precious life, infrastructure, and economy. This study addresses the need for a comprehensive analysis of Generative Pre-Trained Transformers (GPT) in the context of open-source...

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