Learning from the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy to advance multi-hazard disaster risk management

Terzi, Stefano, de Angeli, Silvia, Miozzo, Davide, Massucchieli, Lorenzo S., Szarzynski, Joerg, Carturan, Fabio and Boni, Giorgio, (2022). Learning from the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy to advance multi-hazard disaster risk management. Progress in Disaster Science, 16 n/a-n/a

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    Author Terzi, Stefano
    de Angeli, Silvia
    Miozzo, Davide
    Massucchieli, Lorenzo S.
    Szarzynski, Joerg
    Carturan, Fabio
    Boni, Giorgio
    Title Learning from the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy to advance multi-hazard disaster risk management
    Appearing in Progress in Disaster Science
    Volume 16
    Publication Date 2022-11-13
    Place of Publication Amsterdam
    Publisher Elsevier B.V.
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    End page n/a
    Language eng
    Abstract COVID-19 challenged all national emergency management systems worldwide overlapping with other natural hazards. We framed a ‘parallel phases’ Disaster Risk Management (DRM) model to overcome the limitations of the existing models when dealing with complex multi-hazard risk conditions. We supported the limitations analysing Italian Red Cross data on past and ongoing emergencies including COVID-19 and we outlined three guidelines for advancing multi-hazard DRM: (i) exploiting the low emergency intensity of slow-onset hazards for preparedness actions; (ii) increasing the internal resources and making them available for international support; (iii) implementing multi-hazard seasonal impact-based forecasts to foster the planning of anticipatory actions.
    Copyright Holder Elsevier
    Copyright Year 2022
    Copyright type Creative commons
    DOI 10.1016/j.pdisas.2022.100268
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