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Methodological approach to assess the socio-economic vulnerability to wildfires in Spain

Forest Ecology and Management, 2013
Abstract The potential impacts of fire are spatially-dependent, according to the ecosystems, people and properties at risk. This study aimed to develop a methodology for the assessment of the socio-economic vulnerability to fire using Geographic Information Systems.
María Victoria Román, Diego Azqueta, Marcos Rodrígues   +2 more
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The Bangladesh garment industry : socio-economic vulnerability and global integration

2021
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Socio-Economic Vulnerability to Potential Flood in Tamakoshi River in Nepal

Himalayan Review
Tamakoshi, a transboundary river flowing from Tibet, China to Nepal has experienced several disastrous flash floods resulting in the loss of lives, infrastructures, settlements, lands, and other assets. Many households, populations, and public and private properties such as houses, land, roads, bridges, etc.
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Evaluation and convergence analysis of socio-economic vulnerability to natural hazards of Belt and Road Initiative countries

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021
Zhihui Li, Xiangzheng Deng
exaly  

Mapping urban socio-economic vulnerability related to heat risk: A grid-based assessment framework by combing the geospatial big data

Urban Climate, 2022
Yanwei Sun, Chao Gao
exaly  

Socio-economic and environmental vulnerability to heat-related phenomena in Bucharest metropolitan area

Environmental Research, 2021
Inés Grigorescu, Irena Mocanu, Bianca Mitrica   +2 more
exaly  

Introduction to Socio-economic Rights, Inequalities and Vulnerability in Times of Crises: Building Back Better

The COVID-19 pandemic not only exposed existing inequalities and compounded them, but it also revealed new forms of inequalities and vulnerabilities. It also widened the gaps between the Global North and South, inter alia in terms of access to healthcare, medicine and vaccines. In addition, it laid bare socio-economic fault lines.
Andrea Broderick, Jennifer Sellin
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Assessment of the Future Changes in the Socio-Economic Vulnerability of China’s Coastal Areas

Sustainability, 2023
Rongshuo Cai, Xiuhua Yan
exaly  

Food Security in Socio-Economically Vulnerable Areas : With Special Reference to East Timor

Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 2008
Naoko Satoh, Akira Ishida
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY OF FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN IN MODERN RUSSIA

Demographic drivers of population adaptation to global socio-economic challenges, 2023
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