Scientific evidence for ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction

Scientific evidence for ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction

Ecosystems play a potentially important role in sustainably reducing the risk of disaster events worldwide. Yet, to date, there are few comprehensive studies that summarize the state of knowledge of ecosystem services and functions for disaster risk reduction. This paper builds scientific evidence t...

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Main Authors: Arce-Mojica, T. (Author), Boehmer, H.J (Author), Doswald, N. (Author), Emerton, L. (Author), Friess, D.A (Author), Galvin, S. (Author), Hagenlocher, M. (Author), James, H. (Author), Laban, P. (Author), Lacambra, C. (Author), Lange, W. (Author), McAdoo, B.G (Author), Moos, C. (Author), Mysiak, J. (Author), Narvaez, L. (Author), Nehren, U. (Author), Peduzzi, P. (Author), Renaud, F.G (Author), Sandholz, S. (Author), Schreyers, L. (Author), Sebesvari, Z. (Author), Sudmeier-Rieux, K. (Author), Tom, T. (Author), Triyanti, A. (Author), van Eijk, P. (Author), van Staveren, M. (Author), Vicarelli, M. (Author), Walz, Y. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nature Research 2021
Subjects:
Cost effectiveness
Disaster risk reductions
Disasters
Ecosystem services
Ecosystems
English languages
Geographical distribution
Performance standards
Research gaps
Scientific evidence
Steep slope
Watershed areas
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