Titlebook: Education for Sustainable Development and Disaster Risk Reduction; Rajib Shaw,Yukihiko Oikawa Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Community base

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-31262-5impact of natural hazards and through the evolution of the international discussion on DRR. DRRE (DRR education) is local, and should be customized based on the local conditions. Some examples cited in the chapter shows innovations in DRRE. All the examples point out that there is need for a facilit

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Richard H. Enns,George C. McGuirerthquake and their recovery process. The purpose of this paper is, based on the records of the East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, to present universal information for local disaster prevention..First, this paper categorically summarizes the information gathered immediately after the quake and the ts

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138898onal Implementation Scheme (hereafter “IIS”) and on the reality of Japan. It is needless to say that as ESD concerns the learners at all stages of life and also mobilizes the formal and non-formal education, it involves various factors other than school systems and requires the new model of governan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57201-2 Greater Sendai is a regional network of organisations that promotes ESD and was recognised as one of the first RCE in 2005 by United Nations University. RCE Greater Sendai currently links four cities (Sendai, Kesennuma, Osaki and Shiroishi/Shichigashuku), their local government, universities, other

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Parametric Systems of Linear Congruences,with message exchange and second in an international workshop. The international workshop was designed and implemented with DRR education in synergy with ESD. This chapter introduces how such workshop provided a learning experience for students and teachers to broaden the scope of DRR education. HOP

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Isabella Poggi,Francesca D’Erricothe East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (EJET), linking Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). Firstly, the chapter analyzes the ESD background of Kesennuma City and the damaged situations of the city and schools in Kesennuma City after EJET immediately. It also

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Vergleich der Animationstechniken,ies have taken lead in the campus sustainability initiatives. In Japan, the initiative started after G8 summit of Hokkaido, which led infra/facility based approach. This gradually changed to softer aspects with involvement of students, faculty members and incorporation in curriculum. A network calle

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