Tag: Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters

Urban flood and effective management strategies – Part 2

Bhavananda Mayengbam (Contd from yesterday) Further, campaigns, publicity, inclusion in educational syllabus etc. to encourage the motorist to comply are information/ persuasion instruments. Further, a combination of various instruments can be also used to achieve the mission. Numerous polices are framed to address social, economic and environmental issues. Nevertheless, many of them have failed to […]

Bhavananda Mayengbam (Contd from yesterday) Further, campaigns, publicity, inclusion in educational syllabus etc. to encourage the motorist to comply are information/ persuasion instruments. Further, a combination of various instruments can be also used to achieve the mission. Numerous polices are framed to address social, economic and environmental issues. Nevertheless, many of them have failed to […]

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/05/urban-flood-and-effective-management-strategies-part-2/

Urban flood and effective management strategies

Bhavananda Mayengbam Water is essential for our life, however, too much, too little and too dirty water can be a problem for our life. One of the greatest problems related to too much water is flood. Global disaster data (Chart-1) of Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED) illustrated in DTE (2015) clearly […]

Bhavananda Mayengbam Water is essential for our life, however, too much, too little and too dirty water can be a problem for our life. One of the greatest problems related to too much water is flood. Global disaster data (Chart-1) of Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED) illustrated in DTE (2015) clearly […]

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/05/urban-flood-and-effective-management-strategies/